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DATA BINDING IN ANGULAR

Angular, Angular 6

This blog is primarily focused on what is Data Binding and its types: – String Interpolation Property Binding Event Binding Two-Way Data Binding Data Binding is one of the most powerful and important features in a software development language. It allows us to define communication between component and view. So we can say that Data Binding is passed from component to view and from view Continue Reading

Knoldus now associated with Tech Triveni

Scala

Knoldus is proud to announce that it is now closely associated with the Tech Triveni as a Platinum Sponsor. Tech Triveni is the incredible international technical conference being organized at India International Centre, New Delhi, India on the 18th November 2018. The conference domain spans across – Reactive,  Big data and Functional programming; from development to operations. Knoldus has joined the initiative as a sponsor Continue Reading

MachineX: NAIVE BAYES CLASSIFIER with KSAI

Akka, Artificial intelligence, Functional Programming, ML, AI and Data Engineering, Scala, Tech Blogs

Naive Bayes is a simple technique for constructing classifiers: models that assign class labels to problem instances, represented as vectors of feature values, where the class labels are drawn from some finite set. Naive Bayes classifier is a straightforward and powerful algorithm for the classification task. Even if we are working on a data set with millions of records with some attributes, it is suggested to try Continue Reading

You had me at Microservices! oh no

Architecture, Business Insights, Reactive Application, Reactive Programming, Scala

“Microservices” the way it stands is beginning to become a must-have word for a lot of enterprises. It is being touted as the main component if you are leading a digital transformation journey. System integrators are having a field day calling themselves microservices experts. End of the day 90% of the implementations are going to fail. Why? Because microservices by themselves are not the silver bullet. Definitely, Continue Reading

MachineX: Logistic Regression with KSAI

Artificial intelligence, ML, AI and Data Engineering, Scala, software, , , , , , , , ,

Logistic Regression, a predictive analysis, is mostly used with binary variables for classification and can be extended to use with multiple classes as results also. We have already studied the algorithm in deep with this blog. Today we will be using KSAI library to build our logistic regression model. Setup

MachineX: Association Rule Learning with KSAI

ML, AI and Data Engineering, Scala, , , , , ,

In many of my previous blogs, I have posted about Association Rule Learning, what it’s about and how it is performed. In this blog, we are going to use Association Rule Learning to actually see it in action, and for this purpose, we are going to use KSAI, a machine learning library purely written in Scala. So, let’s begin. Adding KSAI to your project You Continue Reading

MachineX: A tour to KSAI – Neural Networks

Akka, Artificial intelligence, Future, ML, AI and Data Engineering, Scala,

In this blog we would look into how we can use KSAI; A machine learning library purely written in Scala using most of its feature and functional aspects of programming, you can read more about the library at KSAI Wiki, alternatively you can even fork the project from here, KSAI has a rich set of algorithms that address some of the vital problems in classification, Continue Reading

Parsing XML into scala case classes using xtract

Scala, XML

In computing, Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a markup language that defines a set of rules for encoding documents in a format that is both human-readable and machine-readable. It is one of the well-known data formats for transporting information from one system to another with reliability and convenience. It uses a tag-based format for composing data. In real-world data processing, we often come across XML data Continue Reading

Couchbase Java SDK Tutorial – CRUD Operations

Scala

In this blog, we will learn to implement CRUD operations in Couchbase with a Java application. So, let’s begin with a quick introduction of the Couchbase Server. Introduction to Couchbase Couchbase Server is an open source, distributed, NoSQL document-oriented engagement database with many advantages over traditional RDBMS like:- Fast key-value store with managed cache for sub-millisecond data operations. Purpose-built indexers for fast queries. A powerful Continue Reading

Error Handling Using EitherT

Scala

Are you aware of Either, if yes then you must know how it’s use for error handling , but don’t you think things get messy when it is placed into effectful types such as Option or Future, a large amount of boilerplate is required to handle errors.

Transport Cinnamon Matrices From Lagom To Prometheus

Architecture, cluster, Lagom, Monitoring, Scala, Telemetry, , , ,

Monitoring is a pain when it comes to distributed applications, and even more when you have shared or non-shared variables to monitor in your application. Here in this blog, I’ll explain two tools which can ease the monitoring efforts, one for generating metrics called Cinnamon and other to visualize them, called Prometheus. Let’s have a quick brief intro about these two – Prometheus – An open-source monitoring system with Continue Reading

MachineX: KNN algorithm using KSAI

ML, AI and Data Engineering, Scala, ,

Classification is a well-known area of machine learning. the K-Nearest neighbor algorithm is a simple algorithm that keeps all available cases and classifies new cases based on the similarity with existing cases. KNN has been used in pattern recognition as a non-parametric technique. in this algorithm, a case is classified by a majority of votes of its neighbors. if K=1 then the cases are assigned Continue Reading

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Back2Basics: Futures in Scala

Functional Programming, Future, Scala, scalatest, software

Hey folks, in this blog we will be discussing and try to gather some knowledge on how multithreading, concurrency can be achieved and asynchronous computations can be done on immutable values by the use of Futures. Why do we need Futures? The concept of Futures was introduced to allow concurrent programming and avoid wastage of resources which will be blocked in case of sequential code. Continue Reading

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