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Clojure for Machine Learning
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Informed by his work as a freelance data scientist working primarily with Clojure, Henry will explore some newer libraries that enable sophisticated data analysis unencumbered by Java’s legacy. You will also learn how Clojure’s core sequence-processing strengths naturally lend themselves to simple machine learning techniques you can try at home.
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Clojure for Machine Learning
Henry Garner
Henry Garner is a freelance data engineer working primarily in Clojure. He’s author of the Packt book 'Clojure for Data Science' and managed to squeeze the buzzwords 'big data' and 'machine learning' onto the cover. And also into this biography.