2013/9/23 Fred Baba <[email protected]>: > I have a python wrapper that allows me to export datasets to Python for > analysis. But since my features are computed in C++, I'd like to compute > predictions in C++ as well. Then I would simply set the coefficients at > startup (v.first) and update the feature values continuously (v.second). The > entire computation can be done extremely quickly (at least for simple > classifiers).
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