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From: Malte Schwarzer <mailinglist@mieo.de>
Subject: Using ML lib SVM with Java
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archived-at: Mon, 09 May 2016 11:31:42 -0000

Hi folks,

I tried to get the FlinkML SVM running - but it didn't really work. The
SVM.fit() method requires a DataSet<Training> parameter but there is no
such class/interface in Flink Java. Or am I mixing something up with
Scala? Also, I couldn't find a Flink ML example for Java (there is only
Scala).

Is there any guide how to use the Flink ML Lib with Java? Or is Java
currently not yet available for the ML lib?


Best regards
Malte