Re: sklearn-weka-plugin vs python-weka-wrapper3

pww3 allows you to use Weja algorithms from Python. A standalone project.

swp allows you to use Weka algorithms within the sklearn framework, eg, using their evaluation metrics. Allows you to compare Weka and sklearn algorithms directly. However, converting the numpy data into Weka's format inside the JVM incurs a performance hit.

Cheers, Peter

On December 1, 2021 2:49:02 AM GMT+13:00, [email protected] wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Probably you've explained this fact during the conference. However, which are the main differences between sklearn-weka-plugin and python-weka-wrapper3. When you recommend to use one or another?
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