On 03/14/2013 10:43 PM, Tom Fawcett wrote: > Just curious – is anyone working on relational learning (also called > multi-relational learning) with scikit-learn? For those who are unfamiliar, > this is basically using sets of related tables with table entries allowed to > point to other table rows, etc. Basic relational database stuff. > > I’d like to start doing this eventually, and I’d like to build on > scikit-learn, but it seems like the basis for everything in scikit-learn is > numpy matrices. It’s not obvious to me how/whether these could act as tables > in a relational database — but maybe someone else has worked it out. > Hi Tom. This sounds a bit off-topic for sklearn as of now - partially for the reason you mentioned. Which doesn't mean you can't build on scikit-learn, but that there probably won't be any relational learning algorithms in sklearn in the near future.
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