Huge amount of data

[IonicaBizau]

How would this work with huge amount of data (e.g. thousands/millions of pairs), without freezing?

Nice project, btw!

[IonicaBizau]

For instance, my macbook CPU goes to 100% and gets stuck at the training step.

Here's my code:

var BrainJSClassifier = require('natural-brain');
var classifier = new BrainJSClassifier();
var lorem = require("lorem-ipsum")

const word = () => lorem({ count: 1, units: "words" })
const cats = new Array(42).fill(0).map(word)
const ran = () => cats[Math.floor(Math.random() * cats.length)]

console.log("Generating")
for (var i = 0; i < 1000; ++i) {
    classifier.addDocument(lorem({ count: 3 }), ran());
}

console.log("Training")
classifier.train();

console.log("Running")
console.log(classifier.classify('hi'));

[robertleeplummerjr]

Lets work together to make this faster!

[daffl]

Training with larger datasets can take a while and the lorem ipsum generator might generate conflicting classifications in which case the Neural Network will run up to 10000 iterations to get the error rate as low as possible (and training might fail if it didn't succeed).

There are two options I can see for improving performance:

1) Train in a separate process so it at least doesn't lock up the main Node process 2) Store and load the trained Neural Network

[IonicaBizau]

Train in a separate process so it at least doesn't lock up the main Node process

Will that work on Heroku, assuming that there is just on CPU? I guess processes will share the same CPU. How would this example look like with multiple processes?

Store and load the trained Neural Network

That sounds good. Some kind of caching is needed anyways, because RAM is limited as well (e.g. 500MB).