(->dataset)(->dataset obj)(->dataset features labels)(->dataset features labels features-mask labels-mask)Generic dataset coercer. Uses ->nd-array to coerce input which can be so a clojure structure. Single-arity version does nothing if input is a DataSet and parses a clojure structure if valid (note that it is the less performant way of doing this) You can pass a map : {:features ... :labels ... :features-mask ... :labels-mask ...} or a nested/empty vector (in same order) [[ ... ] [ ... ] [ ... ] [ ... ]] or nil (~ no arg) Valid args are either :
Generic dataset coercer. Uses ->nd-array
to coerce input which can be so a clojure structure.
Single-arity version does nothing if input is a DataSet
and parses a clojure structure if valid (note that it is the
less performant way of doing this)
You can pass a map :
{:features ... :labels ... :features-mask ... :labels-mask ...}
or a nested/empty vector (in same order)
[[ ... ] [ ... ] [ ... ] [ ... ]]
or nil (~ no arg)
Valid args are either :
- no arg
- two args (features and labels)
- four args (all but masks are nilable)(dataset)(dataset features labels)(dataset features labels features-mask labels-mask)Strict wrapper of DataSet constructors, i.e. accepts only NDArray instances as input. Use ->dataset for a more flexible (but a bit less performant) coercer
Strict wrapper of DataSet constructors, i.e. accepts only NDArray instances as input. Use ->dataset for a more flexible (but a bit less performant) coercer
(deep-split-test-and-train dataset num-samples)(deep-split-test-and-train dataset num-samples random)(load-dataset io-coercible)Loads a dataset from a file written preferably with write-dataset!
Loads a dataset from a file written preferably with write-dataset!
(raw-split-test-and-train dataset num-samples)(raw-split-test-and-train dataset num-samples seed-or-random)(split-test-and-train dataset num-samples)(split-test-and-train dataset num-samples seed-or-random)(write-dataset! io-coercible data)Writes a dataset to a file which can be read back with load-dataset! saving some clojure interop loss
Writes a dataset to a file which can be read back with load-dataset! saving some clojure interop loss
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