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What's new in Weka 3.7.10
What's new in Weka 3.7.10
Core Weka
- HoeffdingTree. Ported from the MOA implementation to a Weka classifier
- MergeInfrequentNominalValues filter
- MergeNominalValues filter. Uses an CHAID-style merging routine
- Zoom facility in the Knowledge Flow
- Epsilon-insensitive and Huber loss functions in SGD
- More CSVLoader improvements
- Class specific IR metric based evaluation in WrapperSubsetEval
- GainRatioAttributeEval now supports instance weights
- New command line option to force batch training mode when the classifier is an incremental one
- LinearRegression is now faster and more memory efficient thanks to a contribution from Sean Daugherty
- CfsSubsetEval can now use multiple CPUs/cores to pre-compute the correlation matrix (speeds up backward searches)
- GreedyStepwise can now evaluate mutliple subsets in parallel
In Packages
- New kernelLogisticRegression package
- New supervisedAttributeScaling package
- New clojureClassifier package
- localOutlierFactor now includes a wrapper classifier that uses the LOF filter
- scatterPlot3D now includes new Java3D libraries for all major platforms
- New IWSS (Incremental Wrapper Subset Selection) package contributed by Pablo Bermejo
- New MODLEM package (rough set theory based rule induction) contributed by Szymon Wojciechowski
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