Batea is a context-driven network device ranking framework based on the anomaly detection family of machine learning algorithms. The goal of Batea is to allow security teams to automatically filter interesting network assets in large networks using nmap scan reports. We call those Gold Nuggets.
A framework for large-scale machine learning and graph computation.
The GraphLab project started at Carnegie Mellon University in 2009 to develop a new parallel computation abstraction tailored to machine learning. GraphLab 1.0 presented our first shared memory design which, through the addition
... [More] of several matrix factorization toolkits, started to grow a community of users.
In the last couple of years, we have focused our development effort on the distributed environment. In GraphLab 2.1, we completely redesign of the GraphLab 1 framework for the distributed environment. The implementation is distributed by design and a "shared-memory" execution is essentially running a distributed system on a cluster of a single machine [Less]
Dataset search engine, discovering data from a variety of sources, profiling it, and allowing advanced queries on the index such as augmenting an existing dataset.
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