Apache Mahout User’s Guide
Apache Mahout is a powerful, scalable, and versatile machine learning library designed for distributed data processing.
It offers a comprehensive set of algorithms for various tasks, including classification, clustering, recommendation, and
pattern mining. Built on top of the Apache Hadoop ecosystem, Mahout leverages MapReduce and Spark to enable data
processing on large-scale datasets.
In this User’s Guide, we provide an overview of Apache Mahout, its key features, and how to get started with using the
library for your machine learning projects.
Key Features
- Scalability: Apache Mahout is designed to handle large-scale data processing by leveraging the power of Hadoop and Spark, making it an excellent choice for big data machine learning projects.
- Versatility: Mahout offers a wide range of machine learning algorithms, covering classification, clustering, recommendation, and more, ensuring that you have the right tools for your specific use case.
- Extensibility: The library is easily extensible, allowing you to add custom algorithms and processing steps to meet your unique requirements.
- Integration: Mahout seamlessly integrates with other components of the Hadoop ecosystem, such as HDFS and HBase, simplifying data storage and retrieval in your projects.
Getting Started
- Installation: We guide you through the process of installing Apache Mahout on your system, detailing the prerequisites and the steps required for a successful setup.
- Data Preparation: Learn how to prepare your data for processing with Mahout, including importing, preprocessing, and transforming your datasets.
- Algorithm Selection: We provide an overview of the available algorithms in Mahout, along with guidance on selecting the best algorithm for your specific problem.
- Model Training and Evaluation: Understand how to train, validate, and evaluate machine learning models using Mahout’s tools and best practices.
- Deployment: Explore various options for deploying your trained models, such as integrating with web services or embedding within your applications.
By following this User’s Guide, you will gain the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively leverage Apache Mahout
for your machine learning projects, harnessing the power of big data processing to achieve better results.
Index
Index
Twenty Newsgroups
Random Forests
Partial Implementation
Breiman Example
Neural Network
Restricted Boltzmann Machines
Logistic Regression
Class Discovery
Naivebayes
Bayesian Commandline
Wikipedia Classifier Example
Bayesian
Support Vector Machines
Hidden Markov Models
Locally Weighted Linear Regression
Mlp
Bankmarketing Example
Classifyingyourdata
Using Mahout With Python Via Jpype
Perceptron And Winnow
Testing
Parallel Frequent Pattern Mining
Mr Map Reduce
Matrix And Vector Needs
Independent Component Analysis
Creating Vectors
System Requirements
Collections
Creating Vectors From Text
Mahout Collections
Collocations
Algorithms
Svd Singular Value Decomposition
Tf Idf Term Frequency Inverse Document Frequency
Principal Components Analysis
Gaussian Discriminative Analysis
Mahoutintegration
D Ssvd
D Als
Spark Naive Bayes
Intro Cooccurrence Spark
Recommender Overview
D Spca
D Qr
Clustering Of Synthetic Control Data
Canopy Commandline
Latent Dirichlet Allocation
Visualizing Sample Clusters
K Means Clustering
Spectral Clustering
Viewing Results
K Means Commandline
Viewing Result
Expectation Maximization
20Newsgroups
Llr Log Likelihood Ratio
Clusteringyourdata
Fuzzy K Means
Hierarchical Clustering
Canopy Clustering
Streaming K Means
Cluster Dumper
Clustering Seinfeld Episodes
Lda Commandline
Fuzzy K Means Commandline
Recommender First Timer Faq
Matrix Factorization
Recommender Documentation
Quickstart
Intro Itembased Hadoop
Userbased 5 Minutes
Intro Cooccurrence Spark
Intro Als Hadoop
In Core Reference
How To Build An App
Out Of Core Reference
Spark Internals
H2O Internals
Classify A Doc From The Shell
Faq
Home
Play With Shell
Dimensional Reduction
Ssvd
Playing With Samsara Flink
Flink Internals