Best Machine Learning Software for Java

Find and compare the best Machine Learning software for Java in 2024

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Machine Learning software for Java on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    Vertex AI Reviews
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    Fully managed ML tools allow you to build, deploy and scale machine-learning (ML) models quickly, for any use case. Vertex AI Workbench is natively integrated with BigQuery Dataproc and Spark. You can use BigQuery to create and execute machine-learning models in BigQuery by using standard SQL queries and spreadsheets or you can export datasets directly from BigQuery into Vertex AI Workbench to run your models there. Vertex Data Labeling can be used to create highly accurate labels for data collection.
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    Amazon CodeGuru Reviews
    Amazon CodeGuru is an intelligent developer tool that uses machine learning to make intelligent recommendations for improving code quality, and identifying the most costly lines of code in an application. Integrate Amazon CodeGuru in your existing software development workflow to get built-in code reviews that will help you identify and optimize the most expensive lines of code to lower costs. Amazon CodeGuru Profiler allows developers to find the most expensive lines in an application's code. It also provides visualizations and suggestions on how to improve code to make it more affordable. Amazon CodeGuru Reviewer uses machine-learning to identify critical issues and difficult-to-find bugs in application development to improve code quality.
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    OpenCV Reviews
    OpenCV (Open Source Computer Vision Library), is an open-source machine learning and computer vision software library. OpenCV was created to provide a common infrastructure to support computer vision applications and accelerate machine perception in commercial products. OpenCV is a BSD-licensed product that makes it easy to modify and use the code by businesses. The library contains more than 2500 optimized algorithms. This includes a comprehensive set both of classic and modern computer vision and machine-learning algorithms. These algorithms can be used for recognizing faces, identifying objects, tracking camera movements, classifying human actions in videos and producing 3D point clouds from stereo-cameras. They can also be used to stitch images together to create a high resolution image of the entire scene, find similar images from a database, remove red eyes from images taken with flash, recognize scenery, and follow eye movements.
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    Apache PredictionIO Reviews
    Apache PredictionIO®, an open-source machine-learning server, is built on top a state of the art open-source stack that allows data scientists and developers to create predictive engines for any type of machine learning task. It allows you to quickly create and deploy an engine as web service on production using customizable templates. Once deployed as a web-service, it can respond to dynamic queries immediately, evaluate and tune multiple engine variations systematically, unify data from multiple platforms either in batch or real-time for comprehensive predictive analysis. Machine learning modeling can be speeded up with pre-built evaluation methods and systematic processes. These measures also support machine learning and data processing libraries like Spark MLLib or OpenNLP. You can create your own machine learning models and integrate them seamlessly into your engine. Data infrastructure management simplified. Apache PredictionIO®, a complete machine learning stack, can be installed together with Apache Spark, MLlib and HBase.
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    Shogun Machine Learning Toolbox Reviews
    The Shogun Machine Learning Toolbox aims to make machine learning tools free for everyone. It implements all standard ML algorithms efficiently. Shogun makes sure that the underlying algorithms remain transparent and easily accessible. A unified interface allows access to many popular programming languages such as C++, Python and Java.
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