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"Version of weka.jar in Rapidminer 4.6"
Hello fellow number crunchers
This question may be strange, but: Does anyone know which version of weka is used in rapidminer 4.6. And yes, I know Rapidminer 5.0 is out, but I am pretty sure I need to know this to avoid unnecessary amount of work .
What I found so far:
The CHANGES.txt states:
thanks in advance
steffen
This question may be strange, but: Does anyone know which version of weka is used in rapidminer 4.6. And yes, I know Rapidminer 5.0 is out, but I am pretty sure I need to know this to avoid unnecessary amount of work .
What I found so far:
The CHANGES.txt states:
which indicate that version 3.6.1 is the correct one (http://sourceforge.net/projects/weka/files/weka-3-6/). Is this correct ?
Changes from RapidMiner 4.4.2 to RapidMiner 4.5 [2009/07/20]
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* New Weka version (as of September 21st, 2009)
thanks in advance
steffen
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How nice to hear from you again! You have been sorely missed. On the weka front I think the answer is 3.7.0 - I still also have RM 4.6 and if I click on the weka jar to start it that's what I get from the 'help about'.
Season's greetings to you and yours!
PS. My CUDA association rules thing clocks in at a 100x as fast as RM, so it was worth the effort!
and thanks for the warm welcome. I still hope to find more time for diving into the depths of rapidminer again.
Thanks for the version ... do not know why it didn't occur to me .
all the best for you and your family
steffen
PS: (Some notes)
@CUDA:Great to hear that it worked for you.
@rm4.6: I am also happy to see that there are still others around who can't leave the old lady. RM 5 is surely great, but it (yet) takes longer from idea to code in rm5 (habits, impatience etc etc.)