LibSVM is a C++ library that implements several Support Vector
Machine algorithms that are commonly used in machine learning. It is a
fast library that has no dependencies and most machine learning
frameworks bind it in some way or another. LibSVM comes with a Python
interface written in swig, but …
Yesterday we had an extremely productive coding sprint for the
scikits.learn. The idea was to put people with common interests in a
room and make them work in a single codebase. Alexandre Gramfort and
Olivier Grisel worked on GLMNet, Bertrand Thirion and Gaël Varoquaux
worked on univariate feature selection …
Today I released the first public version of Scikit-Learn (release
notes). It's a python module implementing some machine learning
algorithms, and it's shaping quite good.
For this release I did not want to do any incompatible changes, so most of them are just bug fixes and
updates. For the next …
This week we created a sourceforge project to host our development of
scikit-learn. Although the project already had a directory in scipy's
repo, we needed more flexibility in the user management and in the
mailing list creation, so we opted for SourceForge. To be honest, after
using git and Google …
New job, new code, new city, new colleagues. Feels something like this:
This week I arrived to the place where I will be working the following
two years: Neurospin.
It's a research center located 20
km from Paris, and so far things are going smoothly: the place is
beautiful, work is great and food is excellent. Well OK, I do miss some …
Nice thing about winter in Granada is, that even in the coldest days,
the sky is always blue.
My new job is about managing an open source package for machine learning
in Python. I've had some experience with Python now, but I am a total
newbie in the field of machine learning, so my first task will be to
find a good reference book in the subject and …
I'm extremely glad that finally I am moving to Paris to work as part of
the INRIA crew. I'll be working with Gael Varoquaux and his team in
an extremely cool Python related project (more to come on this in the
following weeks). Granada has been a great place for …
Google Summer of Code program is officially over. It has been four
months of intense work, exciting benchmarks and patch reviewing. It was
a huge pleasure working with you guys! As for the project, I implemented
a complete logic module and then an assumption system for sympy
(sympy.logic, sympy …