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  • ML Algorithms Reference
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SystemDS Documentation

SystemDS is a flexible, scalable machine learning system. SystemDS’s distinguishing characteristics are:

  1. Algorithm customizability via R-like and Python-like languages.
  2. Multiple execution modes, including Spark MLContext, Spark Batch, Standalone, and JMLC.
  3. Automatic optimization based on data and cluster characteristics to ensure both efficiency and scalability.

This version of SystemDS supports: Java 17, Python 3.5+, Hadoop 3.3.x, and Spark 3.5.x, Nvidia CUDA 10.2 (CuDNN 7.x) Intel MKL (<=2019.x).

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Various forms of documentation for SystemDS are available.

  • a DML Language Reference for an list of operations possible inside SystemDS.
  • Builtin Functions contains a collection of builtin functions providing an high level abstraction on complex machine learning algorithms.
  • Algorithm Reference contains specifics on algorithms supported in systemds.
  • Entity Resolution provides a collection of customizable entity resolution primitives and pipelines.
  • Quickstart Guide guides through setup from git download to running system.
  • Instructions on python can be found at Python Documentation
  • The JavaDOC contains internal documentation of the system source code.
  • If you want to contribute take a look at Contributing
  • R to DML walks through the basics of converting a script from R to dml.
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