Hi Mateusz,Firstly thank you for putting this together, what a great way to get stuck into machine learning, through Grasshopper.I am just having a play with the component at the moment and I am struggling to get good results.In addition it seems it is not possible to have more than one output…
While Owl contains some small-scale methods for machine learning, you might want to use more recent deep-learning methods like the ones available in TensorFlow.The solution is:Get the data from GHPack it all in TensorSetsExport these as IDX fileImport them in PythonLearn/TeachMove back to GH via…
Placeholder for the examples to come.
Hi everyone & Mateusz - Owl is brilliant, and thanks for creating it.I wanted to represent the T-SNE data in grid form, so I've copy-pasted and hooked some things up implemented the Hungarian algorithm by Ivan…
Here you can find the Owl core libraries:https://github.com/mateuszzwierzycki/OwlYou can easily develop your own plugin based on the Tensor/TensorSet data types.…
The purpose of the Owl plug-in is to constitute a new data type named Tensor, thanks to which the Grasshopper users will be able to work with so-called "big-data". This will further open up new possibilities to use more sophisticated machine-learning tools, which require big data sets to be effective.
The core library of the Owl plug-in is open sourced, and provides the developers with methods to read/write and use the Tensor data within the GH (and outside of it).
Additionally the Owl.Accord.GH.gha plug-in is the first extension based on the Owl core, utilizing few of the machine-learning methods sourced from the Accord framework.
Download at: http://www.food4rhino.com/app/owl
Core libraries, open-sourced: https://github.com/mateuszzwierzycki/Owl
NuGet packages:
Install-Package Owl.Core
Install-Package Owl.GH.Common
Some parts of the plug-in depend on the Accord framework: https://github.com/accord-net/framework