Get Started with Machine Learning using h2o.ai!

Here I walk through how to quickly get started with machine learning! We do this by first installing Java with the Microsoft OpenJDK and then installing h2o.ai, an open source machine learning platform. We spin up a cluster and use the web UI to begin doing machine learning on a sample data set.
Where to download Microsoft OpenJDK:
docs.microsoft...
Where to download h2o.ai Java jar file:
h2o-release.s3...
UCI Machine Learning Iris Data Set:
archive.ics.uc...
My GitHub gists:
gist.github.co...
My Set-Up:
amzn.to/3TN8qgF

[@jesusramos8652]

Nice background, guardian! The Light provides :D

[@austin_lefebvre]

This is a really cool package, thanks for the vid!

[@tohtaltech]

Hope your doing well bro!

[@tonyd7644]

Do we need to understand statistics/etc to be able to use h20 to fine tune? I found a course on Coursera-but the author literally said 'don't take this course unless you understand statistics and math and know Python.'

[@tohtaltech]

It’s always good to have a foundation of statistics and concepts related to it. But I encourage to tackle it and try it.

[@devshetty7465]

Thanks. Great video. Which platform is better H2O or datarobot? Pros and Cons

[@tohtaltech]

I don’t have much experience with datarobot but H20 is open source and multi platform. Additionally it can be run in AWS for scaling which is beneficial

[@roicoffe]

by the way nice background desktop , do you have a link for it?\

[@leonelbeya4739]

and how can I download it Microsoft jpk

[@leonelbeya4739]

it says your proccesr is couldnot support the app what should

[@tohtaltech]

You need to have a 64-Bit machine and Java 64-Bit

[@henroljeogutierrez1294]

Hi I wonder if it is possible to predict on the model build using API? Like I will has to GET request on h2O's API and recieved the predicted value.

[@tohtaltech]

h2o does have an API though I’ve never used it docs.h2o.ai/h2o/latest-stable/h2o-docs/api-reference.html

[@henroljeogutierrez1294]

@@tohtaltech thanks my friend!