Open-Source and related Stuff
I just published new releases of the python-weka-wrapper libraries (Python 2.7, Python 3) with very minor new features: added wrapper classes for association classes that implement AssociationRuleProducer (package weka.associations): AssociationRules, AssociationRule, item added to_source method to weka.classifiers.Classifier and weka.filters.Filter (underlying…
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The year comes to an end and it is time to finally spend a day on getting a new ADAMS release out: 18.12.0 A lot has changed again: deeplearning4j and Java support for CNTK are gone again, since it just…
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I just made a maintenance release of my rsync4j library available. You only need to update, if you are using the library on Windows, as I’ve updated the OpenSSH binaries to 7.9p1-1 (7.9 was released on October 19, 2018). The…
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A user of my python-weka-wrapper library experienced a problem with logging. Setting the basic configuration to DEBUG happened to be global and affected other modules like matplotlib as well. Therefore, I released a maintenance release for the Python 2.7 and…
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In case you’re using Google Drive frequently in conjunction with Firefox and always wondered about the random download locations (when always ask is enabled), I just found the reason for this… Firefox has a boolean setting browser.download.lastDir.savePerSite (not defined by…
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Weka 3.9.3 has been available for a couple of weeks now. Today, I finally had some time to update the python-weka-wrapper releases as well. The new versions are: python-weka-wrapper (Python 2.7): 0.3.13 python-weka-wrapper3 (Python 3): 0.1.5 What’s changed? Not overly…
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It’s been a bit quiet lately, I know. This was mainly due to the fact that I had a holiday and also visited a client overseas for a large ADAMS deployment. While I was away, I actually made some quick,…
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After releasing my jshell-scripting library yesterday, I put together an unofficial package to make it available from within Weka as well: https://github.com/fracpete/jshell-scripting-weka-package
Scripting languages that run in the Java Virtual Machine, like Jython or Groovy, always appealed to me, as I could keep using my Java libraries, but get prototyping done much faster. Now, this week, a friend of mine pointed out…
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After sorting out the problem with the MOA Weka package, I could finally concentrate on getting the MOA release out of the door. This time round, I spent time on sorting out the instructions properly, to make further releases in…
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