Hi,
I am trying to install Apache Mahout Ubuntu linux machine for a college
project. I downloaded it using the link provided on the main page (v 14.1)
as well as the download page, and tried to build it using mvn -DskipTests
clean install. The build seemed to conclude successfully. However, it sti
Hi Tanmay-
The maven install command will copy jars to your local maven cache. Then if
you try to compile a second program with dependency on mahout, it should
work.
The likely reason it is telling you command not found is it's not on the
path. Can you reply with the full error it is giving you?
Hi Trevor,
Thanks for your response! I was initially trying to set up mahout and test
it on the command line. However, I hadn't configured Spark properly during
the installation and thus it failed. I solved that issue now and can get
mahout spark-shell to run :D
However I'm facing problems using
Hi Tanmay,
The mahout-math is contained in mahout core, can you try replacing the slug
in your pom about importing mahout-math with this:
org.apache.mahout
mahout-core
14.1
Where did you read about importing mahout-math, we might need to update
some old docs.
Don't worry about ask
Hi Trevor,
Thanks! ^_^
I tried replacing math with core, however I am getting the same error:
Could not find artifact org.apache.mahout:mahout-core:jar:14.1 in central (
https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2)
I went through the maven and local repos and found that the library has a
-scala_2.11 p
The postfix seems to mess with the version number. adding the scala part in
artifactId messes up the first repo name and adding it in version messes up
the latter repo name. I tried adding it in , which is almost perfect
except it implicitly adds period. How can I solve this?
Sincerely,
Tanmay
On
Hi Trevor,
I kept tinkering around and stumbled upon the classifier tag. Posting the
format here as it worked for me:
org.apache.mahout
mahout-hdfs
14.1
org.apache.mahout
mahout-core
14.1
scala_2.11
jar
And now everything seems to be nice and dandy!
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