Are you getting any errors?
Can you specify fully qualified class name of your distance measure (like
com.xxx.MyDistanceMeasure) and check?
Best,
Mahesh Balija,
Calsoft Labs.
On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 2:28 PM, Mihai Josan mihai.jo...@iquestgroup.comwrote:
Hello,
Can you please tell me how can
I'm doing some tests on text classification with different classifiers.
I see that Mahout implements SVM. Is there any example or guideline to classify
text with SVM?
Best,
Alberto
Maybe I'm splitting hairs here but I was thinking of using the frequency in the
views. Maybe above some number of view = 1, below = 0.
In any case this just seems like a different way of constructing A, no?
On Feb 10, 2013, at 9:36 AM, Ted Dunning ted.dunn...@gmail.com wrote:
Actually treating
This is the error I receive:
mahout kmeans -i /user/rhadoop/in/sequence/ \
-c /user/rhadoop/out/canopy-centroids/clusters-0 \
-o /user/rhadoop/out/clusters-out/ \
-x 10 \
-dm
You need to add the JAR containing the distance measure you want to
the classpath.
By default the CLASSPATH is set in line 120 of the mahout script. (the
script itself is in the bin/ folder of your Mahout installation).
Sadly I don't think that scripts allows you to set the class path by
default,
You also need to specify a fully-qualified class name
On 2/12/13 11:48 AM, Dan Filimon wrote:
You need to add the JAR containing the distance measure you want to
the classpath.
By default the CLASSPATH is set in line 120 of the mahout script. (the
script itself is in the bin/ folder of your
Hi Dan,
If we copy the jar containing the custom classes to the
MAHOUT_HOME/lib folder wont that work fine?
Because at line 147 of mahout script it reads all jars under
lib folder and put into classpath.
If this won't work prolly there should be some
