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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> perl-ai
perl-ai
Re: AI::Categorizer::InMemory %data
by Steffen Schwigon other posts by this author
Aug 5 2005 1:09AM messages near this date
Re: AI::Categorizer::InMemory %data | Machine learning literature search
"Bill W." <bill-list@[...].com>  writes:
>  Hello perl-ai!
> 
>  I've been playing with AI::Categorizer for a week or two now, and am
>  having difficulties creating a collection object using the InMemory
>  module.

Disclaimer: I'm just a quite non-expert user of AI::Categorizer. We
used AI::Categorizer a while ago in a project and I'm not really
remembering hard details. So better, you wait for the experts if in
doubt.

Anyway my experiences might me interesting for your first steps:

AFAIR we had no luck using Collections. We simply filled an
AI::Categorizer::KnowledgeSet with documents and categories and pushed
as much RAM into our machines as possible for in memory learning.

The important thing with this was that all documents had set its
associated categories and also all categories had set its associated
documents, which felt a bit redundant but seemed to be important.

After short experimenting with Collections we built our own
document collection framwork anyway, because it also better fit
into our application needs (where we tried to do hierarchically
categorization).


GreetinX
Steffen 
-- 
Steffen Schwigon <schwigon@[...].de> 
Dresden Perl Mongers <http://dresden-pm.org/> 
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Bill W.
Ken Williams
Steffen Schwigon

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