Retraining Machine Learning Models
Nowadays, our models deal with streams of information. They need to be updated when they are fed new data that
Tag: BigMLer
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
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
Follow your data’s inner voice! Evaluation-guided techniques for Machine Learning
Spring has come, and the steady work of gardening data is starting to bloom in BigML. We’ve repeatedly stressed in our
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
Three key steps on the Machine Learning stairway from the command line to the Cloud
Last time we talked about BigMLer, we saw that the list of BigML resources manageable from the command line included
Fly your ML-Cloud like a kite with BigMLer: the command-line tool for Machine Learning
A month ago we presented BigMLer, an open-source command line tool that enables the creation of BigML datasets, models and predictions
BigMLer in da Cloud: Machine Learning made even easier
We have open-sourced BigMLer, a command line tool that will let you create predictive models much easier than ever before. BigMLer
