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I'm a newb, just learning some stuff. Does clojure have interop with spacy? (I've only last week found out about spacy, not that I'm a data scientist or anything, just looking at an existing python program that loads a spacy model and thinking, perhaps it can be redone in Clojure)
this from @chris441 is probably worth looking at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQPW16_jixs
@dharrigan the real data science action in clojure is happening on zulip: https://clojurians.zulipchat.com/
Is spec used with its generative functionalities for creating Monte Carlos?
@rob370 What you're trying to archive? Spec includes generators but you can use just random number generator or low discrepancy sequence generators (in fastmath)
@rob370 It could potentially be, but it's important to note that the "default" generators in many cases produce very skewed data, which actually makes sense for catching edge cases in a testing paradigm. But you can bolt on whatever sort of generator you like (`with-gen` I think?), so you could potentially do Monte Carlo with them.