Re: Clustering options

Actually, I was confused between MLlib and Samsara, thanks Pat. I was already reading the documentation of MLlib. Cheers. > On May 24, 2016, at 10:48, Pat Ferrel wrote: > > Mahout Samsara is more about rolling your own algo, though it has already > implemented

Re: Clustering options

Mahout Samsara is more about rolling your own algo, though it has already implemented several as examples. If you want to build your own clustering you will find a lot of what you need in the R-like DSL. But if you want something already built you may want to look at Spark’s MLlib kmeans.

Re: Clustering options

Hi Dmitriy, Thanks for your clarification. Cheers. > On May 23, 2016, at 12:00, Dmitriy Lyubimov wrote: > > Xavier, > there are no exact equivalents in public domain to algorithms existed for > MR clustering as of yet. My understanding some of them are on the roadmap >

Re: Clustering options

Xavier, there are no exact equivalents in public domain to algorithms existed for MR clustering as of yet. My understanding some of them are on the roadmap though. depending on the level of sophistication you require, some of them are very easy to build though. On Sat, May 21, 2016 at 8:46 PM,

Clustering options

Hi, Since clustering algorithms are deprecated in mahout samsara. How can I make use of mahout to run a clustering algorithm. Basically, I use mahout to cluster paper's keywords. I take a bunch of keywords and I cluster them to find groups of related keywords. How can I update my code to mahout

Kmeans clustering options

Hi all, I just got the latest update to the first 6 chapters of Mahout In Action, and it still says that '-r' is an option to k-means clustering. I'm working with 0.4, and I'm not seeing it as an option off of -h. I'm just looking for a sanity check - can you set the number of reducers for

RE: Kmeans clustering options

@mahout.apache.org Subject: Kmeans clustering options Hi all, I just got the latest update to the first 6 chapters of Mahout In Action, and it still says that '-r' is an option to k-means clustering. I'm working with 0.4, and I'm not seeing it as an option off of -h. I'm just looking for a sanity check - can

Re: Kmeans clustering options

[mailto:moving...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Kate Ericson Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 5:45 PM To: user@mahout.apache.org Subject: Kmeans clustering options Hi all, I just got the latest update to the first 6 chapters of Mahout In Action, and it still says that '-r' is an option to k-means