Welcome to LabVIEW Machine Learning Toolkit

[dork_matter]

Joe,

Thanks for the reply.  I think the culprits were variables that turned out to be constant across my classes. After I removed them from my data set I was able to run the NN training.

[rghosh86]

Hi Duetcat, Is this toolkit compatible with NI Compact RIO hardware.

[dpnsw]

Hi rghosh86,

I don't know the answer to your question but I can make a guess.

1) The Real-Time environment part of the compact RIO may happily run this toolkit

2) The FPGA fabric: I don't think it will work.

[seniya]

Could you please provide the machine learning toolkit installer for LabVIEW 2014.

Regards

[preston_johnson]

You can use the manual install process

https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-19328

to install with LabVIEW 2014.  I have it installed in LabVIEW 2014 64bit., as well as LabVIEW 2013 32bit

[AustinPeter]

Hello Everyone,

For those interested in Machine Learning and LabVIEW, we have been doing quite a lot of work across a number of projects at Austin Consultants over the last couple of years and thought we would try and share some (frustratingly we are NDA's up on most of them). Please see a link to Dr Fu's Blog post where we have some code up for the Hidden Markov Model.

http://www.austinconsultants.co.uk/hidden-markov-model-in-labview/

We spend a lot of time program our machine learning in Python and R, though are very keen to push the LabVIEW community forward in this too. I hope you all find the code useful!

Peter

[joesze]

Thank you!

Nice work.

~Joe

[rollsrani]

HI, I have a quick question about the 'parameters' in the Self-organizing Map.vi.

Could you tell me more about the elements in the 'paramters' i.e., d0, k_d, miu0, and k-miu.

Thnak you in advance.

[pengqiuyang]

 how can I use the svm tool for 3D data (increase the input data colum form 2 to 3)? I try the svm example and change the parameter from 2 to 3 but the vi return error and failed. 

thanks !

[mburns]

I tried setting up the toolkit for LabVIEW 2015 but it won't show up in the Addons palette. Has anyone had any luck with this who can point me in the right direction? The installer put all the files in the right directory (National Instruments > LabVIEW 2015 > vi.lib > addons > Machine Learning) but for some reason it won't show up anywhere in the block diagram palette. I tried the installer and the manual setup, both with the same results. Is there a way to force LV2015 to recognize an addon present in the addons folder? It works in LabVIEW 2012 but I'd rather use a more up-to-date version. 

While I'm at it, does this work with 2016? Thinking about updating to that some time soon. Thanks!