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Using SVM (Support Vector Machine) from Clojure

by hagiwara on July 2, 2011 · No Comments

Since Clojure is based on JVM, you can easily pick a publicly available library for Java (machine learning, multimedia processing, or whatever) and call it. Calling Java libraries is normally straightforward thanks to Clojure’s inter-operation functionalities, but you could spend hours reading the library’s API document and tweaking around your code accordingly, especially if you [...]

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Interesting facts about Web search queries

by hagiwara on June 21, 2011 · No Comments

The first day of ACL-HLT 2011, tutorial, is now finished. I’ve listened to the following two sessions, and I liked the Marius Pasca’s talk about query log very much. I just cut & paste my memos below. I think I have mainly written down what has NOT been said in the slides (or handouts). I [...]

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