Re: SYSTEMML PyPi Statistics over the last six months.

Hi all, The following are the statistics of pypi downloads with a maximum of `~13500` in March 2020. These are only that of SystemML 1.2.0. num_downloadsmonth 5077 202006 6613 202005 10331 202004 13483 202003 9150 202002 4207 202001 3443 201912 A draft document available at

Re: SYSTEMML PyPi Statistics over the last six months.

Hi, Simple, SystemML - Algorithms in matrices SystemDS - Algorithms in matrices + other useful data structures + Some more steps in data manipulation You can keep using SystemML, and if you find any problems with running algorithms, please let us know. Thank you, Janardhan On Thu, Oct 24, 2019

Re: SYSTEMML PyPi Statistics over the last six months.

I have to say I couldn't agree more. I am trying to decide whether to incorporate SystemML to the catalog of tools we use at work. As part of my due diligence, I was checking github commits to assess project health, and it didn't seem very promising. Learning now about about the tugraz fork

Re: SYSTEMML PyPi Statistics over the last six months.

Hi Everyone, A. No GitHub activity makes the project unpopular as a general rule. I believe, assessing the stats would be a great way to assure it is not the case. B. IMPORTANT NOTE: Folks at Graz University of Technology are actively working on a fork of APACHE

Re: SYSTEMML PyPi Statistics over the last six months.

great - thank you so much for the summary. It would be awesome to get it for a longer history as well and aggregate it with the release/maven downloads. Regards, Matthias On 10/08/2019 16:23, Janardhan wrote: Hi, The following are the queried SystemML download statistics to understand the

SYSTEMML PyPi Statistics over the last six months.

Hi, The following are the queried SystemML download statistics to understand the present user base. Retrived from `the-psf.pypi.downloads`, processed with BiqQuery. Month num_downloads Aug-19 1205 Jul-19 3512 Jun-19 3582 May-19 1586 Apr-19 1076 Mar-19 1029 Feb-19 792 [image: image.png] Thank