February 1, 2010 - 7:34 pm
Tags: database, erlang, json, mnesia, mongodb, otp, performance, python, records, schema, storage, supervisor
Posted in erlang | 7 comments
Migrating from mnesia to mongodb using the erlang emongo driver, with a performance comparison of the 2 database systems.
December 21, 2009 - 8:28 am
Tags: erlang, erldis, redis, transactions
Posted in erlang | No comments
Introduction to erldis, a synchronous erlang redis client application that includes stdlib emulation modules.
December 14, 2009 - 9:00 am
Tags: disco, erlang, execnet, mapreduce, nltk, tagging
Posted in python | 2 comments
Comparison of python execnet vs disco for distributed mapreduce style computation, using NLTK part-of-speech tagging as an example.
Feature Column from the AMS on singular value decomposition
The Geomblog: Correlation Clustering: I don’t like you, but I like them…
linkiblog | How to Build a Popularity Algorithm You can be Proud of
Semisupervised Learning Approaches
Gaussian Processes for Machine Learning: Book webpage
pybrain’s pybrain at master – GitHub
Introduction to Statistical Thought
Netflix prize tribute: Recommendation algorithm in Python | [...]
August 19, 2009 - 8:08 am
Tags: database, erlang, memcached, nosql, python, redis
Posted in links | No comments
Lux IO – Yet Another Fast Database Manager
WELCOME TO CLOUDSTORE
MemcacheDB, Tokyo Tyrant, Redis performance test
NoSQL: If Only It Was That Easy
Riak – A Decentralized Database
PyTables – Getting the most *out* of your data
Durus: a Software Package from MNX
Python Package Index : shove 0.2.1
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May 20, 2009 - 1:27 pm
Tags: nltk, probability, redis, statistics
Posted in python | 2 comments
Store NLTK FreqDist data in Redis to create a persistent frequency distribution, which can be used to create probability distributions for classification.
The Art of Agile Development
Sketching User Experiences: Getting the Design Right and the Right Design (Interactive Technologies)
Getting Results from Software Development Teams
