Showing posts with label r. Show all posts
Showing posts with label r. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 July 2015

Data Science Visualization

Using Plotly for Interactive and Collaborative Data Visualization

Plotly is a collaborative data analysis and graphing platform. Plotly's Scientific Graphing Libraries interface Plotly's online graphing tools with the following scientific computing languages:
  • Python
  • R
  • Matlab
  • Julia
You can think of Plotly as "Graphics as a Service". It generates interactive, publication-quality plots that can be embedded in the locaiton of your choice. You can style them locally with code or via the online interface; plots can be shared publicly or privately with a url, and your graphs are accessible from anywhere.

Thursday, 16 April 2015

Palladium: Predictive Analytics, Machine Learning framework

Palladium provides means to easily set up predictive analytics services as web services. It is apluggable framework for developing real-world machine learning solutions. It provides generic implementations for things commonly needed in machine learning, such as dataset loading, model training with parameter search, a web service, and persistence capabilities, allowing you to concentrate on the core task of developing an accurate machine learning model. Having a well-tested core framework that is used for a number of different services can lead to a reduction of costs during development and maintenance due to harmonization of different services being based on the same code base and identical processes. Palladium has a web service overhead of a few milliseconds only, making it possible to set up services with low response times.....