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emilaasa13:01:47

Is there some resources on serving models in production on the JVM from Clojure or interop? Or someone that does it that would like to be interviewed a bit, and I'll create those resources. The blog post(s) I'd like to read or write, is something with a theme like "Machine Learning in Production with Clojure" and learn about: • training and re-training models • serving the model (doing inference) • evaluating model accuracy • understanding resource costs • library choices • plugging into a data science workflow

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emilaasa20:01:04

Thanks, I'll do that 🙂

m1cha1s14:01:05

Hello, I am currently trying to do some physics simulations and I want to plot out the data that comes out. I would like to use something that is not based on vega but rather something simillar to matplotlib.

chrisn18:01:27

Most things in the ecosystem in general are based on Vega but there are some things that may help you: • cljplot - https://github.com/generateme/cljplot • tech.viz has a https://github.com/techascent/tech.viz/blob/master/src/tech/viz/pyplot.clj that is based on vega but it also has code that renders that vega to svg. So you can get the vega, write it as svg and then open a viewer.

chrisn18:01:08

I should also mention that pyplot is just a quick thing I whipped up while working with a friend who was using matplotlib. It is very minimal and would need a bit of work to support the features of pyplot and help with cross-platform show functionality. Currently show only works on linux.