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intended for specific discussion around core.matrix (usage and development) For general data work check out #data-science
jstokes 2015-05-29T19:04:26.000006Z
hey guys, i had asked this over in the general clojure channel before i realized this channel existed...does anyone know of any good resources for learning data science in clojure? obviously core.matrix/incanter.
jstokes 2015-05-29T19:05:37.000007Z
ive started playing around with spark/sparkling as well - im coming from a programming background, but trying to learn more about data science. most of the MOOC/online resources focus on python/r/julia
meow 2015-05-29T19:08:10.000008Z
@jstokes: data science is really just a side interest of mine, and I'm new to Clojure, but I've done a lot with Python and I agree that it (and R and Julia) seem to have the lion's share of tools for this, which is kind of a shame since clojure is so darn awesome
jstokes 2015-05-29T19:10:25.000009Z
i’m fairly new to clojure as well, it just seems like such a good fit for data exploration and leveraging some of these high powered jvm frameworks - the company im at is looking heavily into spark
meow 2015-05-29T19:12:21.000010Z
even if you have to fall back to some other language for specific tools, learning clojure will change how you think about things, in a good way
jstokes 2015-05-29T19:15:15.000011Z
ah definitely.. ive been using scala for the past couple of years, but i strongly prefer the clojure simplicity approach to functional programming
shriphani 2015-05-29T21:34:52.000013Z
what is the timeline on incanter 2.0 ?
shriphani 2015-05-29T21:35:07.000014Z
when can we expect a fully working incanter implementation that uses core.matrix?