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Statistics and machine learning with Weka
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Weka can help you simplify your machine learning tasks. Although it is impossible to do justice to Weka in a short article, the strength of the tool lies in its practical application. The more familiar the terms and tasks of machine learning become, the better you will get along with Weka. Newcomers to machine learning will certainly appreciate the ease and flexibility that Weka offers. The tool prevents researchers from getting bogged down with difficult programming tasks. I have used Weka extensively in both teaching and research, and I highly recommend it to anyone.
Infos
- Weka wiki: https://waikato.github.io/weka-wiki/
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