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JuliaML / MLDataUtils.jl

Utility package for generating, loading, splitting, and processing Machine Learning datasets
http://mldatautilsjl.readthedocs.io/
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Aim of this package #2

Closed Evizero closed 8 years ago

Evizero commented 8 years ago

Hi JuliaML!

I took the liberty and pushed this little utility package directly to JuliaML. I initially created the code for my own presentations and tutorials in order to have some toy problems with which I could explain things like feature scaling and overfitting. Over time it mutated into this package.

So now I thought why not share it properly. It is already in a usable state and documented. I also plan to expand it with more algorithms for generating artificial regression and classification datasets.

I think this would be a good fit for the organization, but I can also move it to my account if some of you disagree.

Let me know what you think

tbreloff commented 8 years ago

Cool... I'm hoping you'll share your presentations/tutorials at some point too!

On Feb 12, 2016, at 5:06 PM, Christof Stocker notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi JuliaML!

I took the liberty and pushed this little utility package directly to JuliaML. I initially created the code for my own presentations and tutorials in order to have some toy problems with which I could explain things like feature scaling and overfitting. Over time it mutated into this package.

So now I thought why not share it properly. It is already in a usable state and documented. I also plan to expand it with more algorithms for generating artificial regression and classification tasks.

I think this would be a good fit for the organization, but I can also move it to my account if some of you disagree.

Let me know what you think

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Evizero commented 8 years ago

@tbreloff I will at some point, but I really want to get them right first. I am working on a series of ML lecture notebooks whenever my time allows (my PhD supervisor is considering offering a class on ML using Julia for the exercises). Ideally I want to release those with accompanying videos on youtube. However, at this point I am still constantly rearranging and changing things, and am not really comfortable sharing the current messy state.