Anomaly Detection in a Single Command Line
In our prior post we talked about clustering and how you can group your data together into segments by typing a single sentence
Category: Open Source
How to Perform Clustering in a Single Command Line
It’s been a while since we last wrote about the latest changes in our command line tool, BigMLer. In the
Advancing Machine Learning integration with Apple ResearchKit and HealthKit
At BigML we are excited to announce BigMLKit, a new open source framework for iOS and OS X that blends the
Surfing the sea of tags with multi-label Machine Learning and BigMLer
Navigating the web nowadays, we constantly paddle through clouds of tags and other classification or taxonomy labels. We’ve grown so
Describe yourself in a word? Never again with Multi-label Classification
Who hasn’t suffered the describe-yourself-in-a-word question in job interviews? That’s a really tough one, because it forces you to choose one
Binding Machine Learning and node.js
At BigML we continue in our endeavour to make ML services available in any language. Now it is time for
Streaming Histograms for Clojure and Java
We’re happy to announce that we’ve open-sourced our “fancy” streaming histograms. We’ve talked about them before, but now the project
A Random Sampling Library for Clojure
At BigML we take advantage of many fantastic open source libraries produced by the Clojure community. We want to do our
(+ clojure big-ml)
We’re excited to announce a Clojure library for our machine learning API. We use Clojure everyday here at BigML, so
Machine Learning in Java has never been easier!
Java is by far one of the most popular programming languages. It’s on the top of the TIOBE index and
