Stuthi, seq2sparse is not the right tool if the input is lucene indexes and one
would have to go with lucene.vectors for the same given the input.
From: Stuti Awasthi stutiawas...@hcl.com
To: user@mahout.apache.org user@mahout.apache.org; James Forth
Hello,
I am considering to implement a recommendation engine for a small size
website. The website will employ LAMP stack, and for some reasons the
recommendation engine must be written in C++. It consists of an On-line
Component and Off-line Component, both need to connect to MySQL. The
Not sure, is this really related to Mahout?
I don't know of an equivalent of J2EE / Tomcat for C++, but there must
be something.
As a general principle, you will have to load your data into memory if
you want to perform the computations on the fly in real time. So how
you access the data isn't
Hi Mike,
the following paper contains some comparisons between different database stacks.
I can also give you the QtSQL code if you are interested in it.
http://www.manuel-blechschmidt.de/data/MMRPG2.pdf
/Manuel
Am 05.06.2013 um 13:44 schrieb Mike W.:
Hello,
I am considering to implement
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I tried to cluster 1000 emails of a person using Kmeans, but clusters are
not forming okay. For example if Facebook sends notifications about James
Doe and 5 other people, I get 5 clusters like:
:VL-858{n=7
Top Terms:
doe = 10.066998481750488
