Welcome to F# Weekly, Hey, new portion of F# stuff from this past week is already here! Savor these with a cup of coffee. News Christoph Ruegg posted “Math.NET Numerics With Native Linear Algebra“. Don Syme looking for people with QuantLib & F# experience. Tim Robinson announced Vim autocompletion for F# as a part of fsharp-vim. Blogs Donna Malayeri and [...]

All code samples from this post are available on GitHub. Continuing the theme of porting Stanford NLP libraries to .NET, I am glad to introduce one more library - Stanford Log-linear Part-Of-Speech Tagger. To compile stanford-postagger.jar to .NET assembly you need nothing special, just follow the steps from my previous post “NLP: Stanford Parser with F# (.NET)“. [...]

All code samples from this post are available on GitHub. Natural Language Processing is one more hot topic as Machine Learning. For sure, it is extremely important, but poorly developed. What we have in .NET? Lets start from what we already have. Abodit NLP SharpNLP (looks dead) NLP for .NET (discontinued) MSTParserCSharp NooJ NlpDotNet OpenTextSummarizer C# Port [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Free Alea.CUDA Licenses available for Participants of F# User Group Meetings Related to Alea.CUDA. New teaser of IntelliFactory CloudSharper was presented. TypeProvider opportunity alert! IronLua(Lua for .NET via F#) was announced. Blogs Piet Amersfoort blogged “Windows Store Apps with F# (part 3) [...]

Machine Learning is a hot topic for nowadays. ML is a core part of Data Analysis and an auxiliary tool in a lot of domains (NLP, search engines, e-commerce solutions and etc). Many ML related courses available on the Coursera  in “Statistics, Data Analysis, and Scientific Computing” and “Computer Science: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Vision” sections. Kaggle holds [...]