Dear Wade, that sound very interesting for me. Since last year I am working with Deep-learning-for-java and also Keras. I am working on some research projects in combinations with mobile robots, motion analysis and anomaly detection. Because most of my ui based tools are based on the Netbeans platform I am also thinking about integrating my machine learning codes into the Netbeans based applications. So I am very interested in discussion with other people of our Netbeans community working with machine learning stuff.
best regards Oliver > This week I took a trip to Atlanta to attend DevNexus. It was great. I got > to see old friends, meet new ones, and attend some really great talks. > > A couple of those talks were on Machine learning. Carol McDonald did one > using Apache Spark, Hadoop HBase, and Zeppelin. It was great. > > Another interesting talk was from Oleg Selajev on Graal VM. During the Q&A > we discussed some great prospects of being able to run Java, and other JVM > languages, along with Python and R plus LLVM C/C++ bindings in the same VM, > and how that could have great implications for machine learning considering > the ecosystems for those tools. > > Pulling those ideas together I couldn’t help but think of how great it would > be to be able to work with all these tools along with Apache NetBeans in > some way once we get to a place to start making new things happen. > > There were also some great talks on Kubernetes, and being able to run these > things in clusters, locally or in cloud providers, or even on a single > system. Merging together some concepts I have seen from Emilian on cloud > computing plus NetBeans along with the vast Apache Ecosystem make for some > interesting Kuberrnetes plus Containers and ML scenarios. > > This is really just me sharing the concept at the moment to Spark some some > interest (pun intended). > > Thanks, > > Wade > > ======================= > > Wade Chandler > e: [email protected] > t: @wadechandler > https://www.linkedin.com/in/wade-chandler
