ajinkyakale

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Model-Based Machine Learning(mbmlbook.com)
5 points by ajinkyakale 11y ago|0 comments
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by ajinkyakale 12y ago
I agree to what Hadley said in some ways. It takes a bit more time to get used to the [i, j, by] notation and I personally feels its unlike most of the R syntax. But I dont see that stopping me from using something as fast as data.table.
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by ajinkyakale 12y ago
I should have mentioned you (arun_sriniv) as the co-developer of data.table! Thanks for all the hard work. And yes, memory usage will be interesting as that is the bottleneck when it comes to large dataset. I am working on something on thos
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by ajinkyakale 12y ago
Not this again! The fact that the article shows only the under developed images (like the over crowded vehicle and the snake charmer) makes me sad. These articles and the tv shows have completely wrong images of india in their mind. You can
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by ajinkyakale 12y ago
Then why the india in the title?
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by ajinkyakale 12y ago
Data.table package by matt dowle definitely deserves a mention! Its fast and I like the indexing functonalities it provides. The benchmark timings are pretty impressive.
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by ajinkyakale 12y ago
I use ijulia which is based on python notebooks. Try juliabox.org which is a notebook (and more) offering by the julia folks. Then there is juno and julia studio if you are inclined towards an rstudio like interface.
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by ajinkyakale 12y ago
Ofcourse you can! I dont know why I didnt think of that
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Dataframes – Julia, R, Python(ajkl.github.io)
106 points by ajinkyakale 12y ago|36 comments
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Mlpack: A C++ machine learning library(github.com)
47 points by ajinkyakale 12y ago|6 comments
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by ajinkyakale 12y ago
google photos is pretty neat and space expansion is not expensive either
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by ajinkyakale 12y ago
you mentioned questions on scalability et al, answers to those questions are very subjective. I went through a similar experience at one of the biggest tech giants out there ... went something like this - i was in the final face to face int