Hi Sean Owen,
I did subscribed to user mahout.apache.org, but I forgot reply for
confirmation. The problem solved.
Thanks for further helpful response. I have better understanding now.
Best regards,
Chee Kin
On Tue, Dec 20, 2011 at 10:32 PM, Chee Kin Lim wrote:
> Hi Sean Owen,
>
> Thanks for
(You may not be subscribed to user@mahout.apache.org then?)
I mean that you cannot ignore the DataModel that the eval framework gives
you, and go use your own. You will invalidate the whole test, since your
data model has all the "answers" that the test is testing! It's like
handing your students
Hi Sean Owen,
Thanks for quick response and sorry for late response (I am a bit surprised
that
I didn't received your response in my mail box, not even in spam folder). I
saw your response at
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.apache.mahout.user/10901
I don't understand your meaning of "It will
Yes, because the DataModel you receive from the eval framework is certainly
not a MySQL-backed one; it is an artificial one (GenericDataModel) for
testing. If you need to inject a custom DataModel, you need
DataModelBuilder. This may take some work, to push the test data into a
table, create a mode
Hi there,
I am writing a Grails plugin for mahout recommender (collaborative
filtering) at the moment. As I am beginner of mahout, I have some doubt for
the implementation of RecommenderBuilder for SlopeOneRecommender and
MySQLJDBCDataModel.
Please see the code at
https://github.com/limcheekin/ma
