And the Journey converting “Machine Learning in Action” from Python to F# continues! Rather than following the order of the book, I decided to skip chapters 8 and 9, dedicated to regression methods (regression is something I spent a bit too much time doing in the past to be excited about it just right now), and go straight to Unsupervised Learning, which begins with the K-means clustering algorithm. So what is clustering about? In a nutshell, clustering focuses on the following question: given a set of obs[...]

The 2013 edition of Functional Programming eXchange is just over a month away, so if you’re not already signed up now the time to do so. When we first started Functional Programming eXchange back in 2009 there were very few functional programming conference’s aimed at developers, over years this has changed quite dramatically and now even if we just talk about about functional programming events in the UK hosted at Skills Matter we have Clojure eXchange, Haskell eXchange, Progressive F#, Scala Days and Sca[...]

I recently ran into a problem with accessing a WCF web service over https. I used the WSDL Type Provider to generate the service client for me. I referenced System and System.ServiceModel like a good boy, yet I couldn’t find any way to set the credentials for the service. I began by trying to use […]

After a few years, I will be attending the MVP summit again this year. The good news for those interested in F# is that I have two talks scheduled along the way in New York and Boston. Aside from that, we also have dates for a new F# course in London and New Year!

In the last post we left at the point where everything was running fine and dandy on the Simulator. So what happens if we compile for the real hardware? Lets change the active configuration to Debug|iPhone and hit build, what do we get? Boom!Error MT2002: Could not resolve: FSharp.Core, Version=4.3.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a (MT2002) (singleview)