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AtheMathmoon Show HN: Machine learning (entirely) in Rust

Thanks! Rusty-machine doesn't really solve the same problems as leaf so there would certainly be some value in both existing.

I agree on the linear algebra front too! I think it's well worth investing time into. Though - there are some other alternatives you may want to check out:

nalgebra: https://github.com/sebcrozet/nalgebra ndarray: https://github.com/bluss/rust-ndarray (a little light on linear algebra right now)

And there are probably a few others.

AtheMathmoon Show HN: Machine learning (entirely) in Rust

I want to share rusty-machine - a machine learning library written entirely in Rust.

I've been working on it for a while and would love to get some feedback and criticism from this community! Thanks.

AtheMathmoon Generalized linear models, abridged

This is a great post! I tried implementing my own GLMs [1] a short while ago. But I ran into a lot of trouble with numerical instability and had a hard time tracking down ways to solve these edge cases.

Hopefully with this as a resource I'll be able to make some more progress on it!

[1]: https://github.com/AtheMathmo/rusty-machine/blob/master/src/...

AtheMathmoon Show HN: A linear algebra library implemented entirely in Rust

Hey all!

Originally this library existed as a module within https://github.com/AtheMathmo/rusty-machine but I've finally got around to separating this from the machine learning stuff.

Despite being around for a while it is definitely still an early stage library. I'm hoping that by separating it I can speed up development a little and pull in some people who care about the linear algebra and not so much machine learning.

I'd love to answer any questions about rulinalg or rusty-machine. I also welcome any feedback.