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ROCKFORD - High schoolers threw down the words of Keats, Poe and Longfellow for a chance at cash prizes and a trip to the state Poetry Out Loud competition.
"I like the dark poems," Tashala Watkins of Roosevelt Community Education Center said Thursday at the Mendelssohn Performing Arts Center.
"My favorites are Edgar Allan Poe and Rita Dove. ... I had never heard of her before, but I like her. She's modern. Her poems have so much meaning, but you have to dig deep to find it."
The Northern Illinois Regional Contest for Poetry Out Loud featured 10 students from three schools. First place went to Asia Ward, a Creative And Performing Arts student from Auburn High School. Whylder Moore of Jefferson High School placed second. Both advance to the state competition next month in Springfield. Anabel Morales of Auburn is the alternate.
Winner of the state competition will win a trip to Washington and a shot at a $20,000 college scholarship. Last year, Auburn student Cat Harmon placed second.
"We've only been doing this the past seven years, and the talent gets better every year," said Sharon Nesbit-Davis of the Rockford Area Arts Council, which coordinates the regional contest.
"We really want to encourage schools to put recitation back in the curriculum and help expose students to master poets. It's a part of our culture. ... Plus, to get up there and recite a poem from memory, that's a skill that not all people have."
Poetry recitation isn't just about rote memorization, explained contest judge George Davis, a storyteller, actor, performer and executive director of the Rockford Human Services Department.
"It teaches students the discipline of being able to integrate understanding and memorization and gives them the experience of being able to present oneself in the public and command an audience," he said.
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"I really enjoy the dark poems and seeping into someone else's brain and seeing how they look in the world. ... I'm glad I tried something new because I've learned to appreciate poetry more and how beautiful the writing is."
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By attorney Beth P. Zoller, Special to THELAW.TV
In the past two decades, the U.S. has become increasingly inclusive in providing protections and benefits when it comes to lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender (LGBT) individuals in the workplace. On a political level, the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) has been declared unconstitutional, which has given the green light to individuals who reside in states that recognize same-sex marriage to receive federal benefits. Almost a third of the states now prohibit employment discrimination based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity. Additionally, there continues to be a push on the federal level, in the U.S. Congress and by the EEOC, to recognize sexual orientation and gender identity as protected classes. These changes have led individuals to become more open about their sexuality in general, as well as in the workplace.
As a result, there are unique considerations employers should be aware of when managing LGBT individuals:
Step 1: Handle dress codes and appearance policies in a sensitive manner
Employers need to know how to handle dress codes, as well as appearance policies, with respect to grooming, jewelry, makeup, and facial hair and know that certain issues may arise when it comes to LGBT employees. While all employees should be required to dress in a professional manner appropriate for the workplace, a female employee should not be criticized or disciplined because she is not dressed in a feminine enough manner. Similarly, a male employee should not be disciplined for dressing too flamboyantly. Employers should never require employees to dress in the manner considered consistent with their biological sex and should permit individuals to dress consistent with their gender identity. Employees should be made to feel comfortable and the employer should be flexible enough to allow reasonable accommodations to the employer's policies especially with regard to transgender individuals, cross-dressers, and individuals who are in transition.
Step 2: Treat employees in same-sex relationships equally
Unique issues arise when managing employees in same-sex relationships, whether such relationships are domestic partnerships, civil unions, or same-sex marriages. Employers should take note of the state that the couple resides in and check to see the legal coverage with regard to recognition of same-sex relationships, as well as benefits and leave for same-sex partners. Even if an employer's state does not require it, it may be best practice for an employer to afford all committed relationships -- opposite sex or same sex -- equal treatment in terms of recognition, family and medical leave, bereavement leave, benefits, etc.
Step 3: Curb discrimination, harassment and unlawful stereotypes
Regardless of whether an employer's own state law prohibits sexual orientation and gender identity discrimination, it is critical to eliminate discrimination, harassment, bullying, and negative stereotypes against LGBT individuals. Discrimination and harassment can often come in subtle forms, such as jokes and name calling, as well as offensive images and emails. Employers need to ensure that they create a diverse workforce in which all individuals are treated equally and with respect and make sure to enforce the employer's discrimination and harassment policies. Employers should avoid unlawful stereotypes when it comes to assessing an individual's ability to take on a particular duty or task and value each employee based on their own merit, ability and performance. Lastly, all sexual orientation and gender identity complaints must be taken seriously, including a thorough investigation and following up with disciplinary measures if warranted.
Step 4: Allow reasonable accommodations regarding restrooms and locker rooms
Employers should be prepared to allow reasonable accommodations when it comes to restrooms, locker rooms, and changing rooms and permit all employees, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity, to use the restroom or locker room that corresponds with their full-time gender identity and presentation. An employee should not be required to use the restroom or locker room of his or her biological sex especially if the employee is transgender or transitioning. If a co-worker feels uncomfortable, an employer may want to consider implementing privacy measures such as stall doors and dividers to allow greater privacy for all employees. If a problem still persists, the complaining individual should be allowed to use another facility, if possible. Insisting that an LGBT employee use a separate facility could expose the employer to a possible discrimination claim.
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Star Alliance Chief Executive Board Approves Air India Membership
|At its Chief Executive Board (CEB) Meeting held in London on June 23rd, 2014, the CEOs of the Star Alliance network unanimously approved the membership of Air India, clearing the way for the National carrier to become the first Indian airline to join a global airline alliance.
The integration teams at Air India, Star Alliance and its member carriers will now complete the last necessary work in order to ensure that Air India can offer all Star Alliance customer benefits from July 11th, 2014 onwards.
Commenting on the decision, Jeffrey Goh, Star Alliance COO said: "We restarted the re-integration with Air India in December last year and just half a year later we are ready to confirm the official joining date. We look forward to welcoming Air India passengers to our global network and offering them our Alliance benefits. At the same time we are pleased to be providing our existing customers improved access to a region which includes the world's fifth largest domestic aviation market."
Rohit Nandan, Air India Chairman and Managing Director said, "Air India worked hard to meet the exacting expectations prior to joining and today, we are elated to be inducted into the Star Alliance family. It is indeed an honour and privilege to be the first airline from India to join the alliance. We eagerly look forward to extending the benefits and privileges of Star Alliance to passengers from July 11th, 2014."
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Wolfram has released Mathematica 10. This computational software program is used across a number of scientific, engineering, mathematical, and computing fields. Based on symbolic mathematics, Mathematica 10 has over 700 new functions — the single biggest jump in new functionality in the software's history.
Mathematica 10 is the first version of Mathematica based on the complete Wolfram Language. Also important here is the fact that integration with the Wolfram Cloud and access to the expanded Wolfram Knowledgebase may open up new possibilities for intelligent computation and deployment.
Mathematica 10 introduces machine learning, computational geometry, geographic computation, and device connectivity — as well as deepening capabilities and coverage across the algorithmic spectrum.
"At a personal level, it is very satisfying to see after all these years how successful the principles that I defined at the very beginning of the Mathematica project have proven to be. And it is also satisfying to see how far we've gotten with all the talent and hard work that has been poured into Mathematica over nearly three decades," wrote Stephen Wolfram in his launch-day blog post.
Wolfram advises that if you're an existing Mathematica user, you'll notice some changes when you start using notebooks in Mathematica 10. This is because there's now autocompletion everywhere — for option values, strings, wherever.
"There's also a hovering help box that lets you immediately get function templates or documentation. And there's also — as much requested by the user community — computation-aware multiple undo. It's horribly difficult to know how and when you can validly undo Mathematica computations — but in Mathematica 10 we've finally managed to solve this to the point of having a practical multiple undo," he said.
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Google has two versions of Google Maps. Visit maps.google.com from a desktop browser and you'll get the desktop version, designed for large screens and mice. Along the top of the screen, you get Google's global navigation to let you pick between Maps, Images, Search, YouTube, and so on. On the left of the page, there's white space where search results and directions go. On the right, a large map.
But visit on a smartphone and you'll get the mobile version of Google Maps. This is slimmed down and designed for fat fingers on small screens; no global navigation, just a map occupying 90 percent of the screen and four finger-sized buttons at the top.
At least, that's what you see if you're using Safari on iOS, or Chrome, Android Browser, or Firefox on Android. Fire up Internet Explorer on Windows Phone, however, and you'll just get redirected to Google's mobile search page. This happens regardless of whether you have the browser configured to prefer desktop versions or mobile versions of sites.
Windows Phone users have noticed this, and they're not very happy. Widespread complaining around the Web reached a climax at the tail end of last week.
When quizzed about the block on Friday, January 4, Google's first response was:
The mobile Web version of Google Maps is optimized for WebKit browsers such as Chrome and Safari. However, since Internet Explorer is not a WebKit browser, Windows Phone devices are not able to access Google Maps for the mobile Web.
Google's response didn't, however, pass the sniff test.
First, it falls down on practical grounds. Windows Phone 7.5's browser is in most ways identical to the desktop version of Internet Explorer 9. Windows Phone 8's browser is virtually identical to Internet Explorer 10. The desktop version of Google Maps works just fine in these browsers. It's one thing for Google to say the mobile site isn't tested or supported in the mobile browsers, but the desktop version, at least, shouldn't be off-limits. The desktop version may not be ideal in a mobile browser, but it does work.
Microsoft's own statement on the matter makes this very point:
Internet Explorer in Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 use the same rendering engine.
Blocking the phone browser but not its desktop sibling makes no sense from any technical perspective.
Making this point even more forcefully is the fact the blocking only occurs when you visit maps.google.com directly. If your browser is configured to request desktop sites, maps.google.co.uk serves up the desktop site to Windows Phone without complaint. If you have a direct link to a particular address then the link will work, too, with Google showing you either a mobile-oriented map page or a full desktop map page, depending on which kind of page your browser is configured to request. iFrames used to embed maps in other pages also work.
This means the sites for restaurants, museums, and other real-world attractions that link to or embed Google Maps to tell customers where they're located do work correctly, even on Windows Phone.
Further undermining Google's "WebKit" argument is the fact that Firefox on Android—which uses Mozilla's Gecko rendering engine, and not WebKit—isn't blocked. Google's statement makes a claim ("since Internet Explorer is not a WebKit browser, Windows Phone devices are not able to access Google Maps for the mobile Web") that doesn't hold true. Not using WebKit does not, in fact, prevent access to mobile Google Maps.
On top of all this are experiments done by two developers who write apps for Windows Phone. The block on Google Maps is a very simplistic one. Every time a browser requests a webpage, it tells the server its name and version, a piece of text called the User-Agent. Google Maps is using this User-Agent to choose whether to deny or permit access to Google Maps.
This was demonstrated in two ways. Tom Verhoeff used the Fiddler proxy server to rewrite the User-Agent of every request made by his phone. He replaced the Windows Phone User-Agent with a Chrome User-Agent—at which point mobile Google Maps became available to his Windows Phone, and it basically worked just fine.
Microsoft employee Matthias Shapiro similarly showed the User-Agent was the only thing standing in the way of successful use of Google Maps. He wrote a basic Windows Phone app that embedded the browser. Apps that embed the browser have the ability to override the User-Agent the browser sends; in Shapiro's case, rather than using a Chrome User-Agent, he simply misspelled the words "Windows Phone" but left the User-Agent otherwise unaltered. Once again the site basically worked.
As such, it's clear that there's no sound technical argument for Google's behavior. It's possible—perhaps even probable—that the mobile version of the site has some nuances and features that only work in WebKit, so Google might have some basis for denying access to the mobile Google Maps to Windows Phone. This is still dubious—those WebKit-only features wouldn't work in Firefox either, but Google's not blocking access to that browser. But without thorough testing it's hard to know what will work and what won't, and Google may be unwilling to commit the resources to testing a minority platform.
The desktop site is another matter entirely. Google already supports the Internet Explorer rendering engine on the desktop site. Mobile browsers that request the desktop site should be given access.
Google pulls a similar stunt with Gmail access. Windows Phone 8 can access the mobile and "basic HTML" versions of the site, but any attempt to access the full standard HTML desktop version reverts to the mobile site. This is in spite of the fact that the full version works fine in Internet Explorer 10.
Doing the wrong thing
Second, the claim that mobile Google Maps is WebKit-only falls down on philosophical grounds. In May 2011, Google claimed mobile Google Maps was "platform independent" and that "you will always get a consistent experience and the latest features [...] no matter what phone you use." The current behavior clearly contradicts that claim.
Broadly, the Web is built on vendor-neutral open standards. Requiring specific rendering engines is truly a return to the bad old days of "This site is best viewed in Netscape 4," and undermines the open intent of the Web. Parts of Google certainly understand this; Google developers working on Chrome and Web standards have supported Microsoft's efforts to produce interoperable spec and add interoperability features to WebKit. Microsoft, for its part, has implored Web developers to avoid treating WebKit as if it were the sole rendering engine on the Web.
Google's own guidelines for Web developers also warn that User-Agent detection is error-prone and liable to give users bad experiences. Instead of User-Agent detection, the company recommends the use of responsive design, a technique that uses CSS to alter page layouts to make them suitable for both mobile and desktop devices.
A plan to do the right thing
On Saturday, January 5, Google offered a second, longer statement:
We periodically test Google Maps compatibility with mobile browsers to make sure we deliver the best experience for those users.
In our last test, IE mobile still did not offer a good maps experience with no ability to pan or zoom and perform basic map functionality. As a result, we chose to continue to redirect IE mobile users to Google.com where they could at least make local searches. The Firefox mobile browser did offer a somewhat better user experience and that's why there is no redirect for those users.
Recent improvements to IE mobile and Google Maps now deliver a better experience and we are currently working to remove the redirect. We will continue to test Google Maps compatibility with other mobile browsers to ensure the best possible experience for users.
This new statement implicitly contradicts the first, WebKit-only, claim. It acknowledges Google does, in fact, perform some amount of testing in non-WebKit browsers, and that mobile Maps isn't just for WebKit. It's also true that in Windows Phone 7.5, which uses Internet Explorer 9, panning and zooming the map content didn't work correctly. There is a legitimate issue there. This issue doesn't exist in Windows Phone 8.
The block is still in place at the time of writing, but assuming Google stands by its current statement, it should be lifted at some point and everyone will be happy.
Google making itself look bad
Nonetheless, the entire incident leaves Google looking tone-deaf, at the very least. If you're going to have "Don't Be Evil" as your corporate slogan, you'd better act holier than the holiest white knight if you don't want to look grossly disingenuous. The actions here were not whiter than white. The Windows Phone block is badly implemented, overly broad, and contrary to fundamental Web concepts, Google's claims about the mobile Google Maps, and Google's own published best practices.
Google's initial statement was untrue. It was perhaps approximately true, as it's certainly the case that WebKit browsers are the ones with the best support, but it wasn't actually true. If Google had truly been blocking every non-WebKit browser then its actions would still be disappointing, in the light of its recommendations to Web developers, but perhaps no worse than all the other companies that assume that all mobile browsers are WebKit.
But it wasn't; it was letting other browsers through the blockade, which in turn gave the impression that it was singling out Windows Phone for bad treatment. Which in fact it was, but probably for sound historic reasons (the mobile Google Maps site does work poorly with Internet Explorer 9) rather than any malice. Google's statement made its actions look worse than they really were.
Ultimately, Google could have avoided all the bad press and ill feeling if it had stuck to its principles. If responsive design and progressive enhancement—development strategies that make Web content available as broadly as possible—truly aren't viable for Google Maps then User-Agent-based redirections might be a necessary evil, but they should be narrow, accurate, and consistently implemented. Google's failure to do this, followed by its cack-handed PR response, has made the company the bad guy when it really didn't have to be.


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An Angels Season Highlights Review – Don't Leave 2011 Without It
So, 2011 is drawing to a close and it is my tradition to take a few moments and write up my top Angels Baseball moments for the 2011 season. It should be noted that, as this blog is now just over a year old, tradition means I am doing it for the second time. Hey, traditions have to start somewhere, right? …But I digress. These are not the Angels only highlights for the season or even necessarily the ones that folks who get paid to analyze this kind of stuff would point out. There are enough articles about that floating around out there already. No, these are the highlights, both Angels and personal, that made my baseball season, in no particular order:
Jered Weaver! Both the season he had – which, were it not for Verlander's even more amazing season would have easily been a Cy Young season – and the fact that he signed a contract with the Angels through 2016. I loved every minute I spent watching this homegrown dynamo on the mound and look forward to many more in the seasons to come.
Being Wrong. Yes, sometimes being wrong is a great thing and I am thrilled that I was wrong to have worried about Mark Trumbo taking over at first base. My concerns were based on his rookie call-up outings and the issues he had getting into position for plays during Spring Training. But the AL Rookie of the Year runner up worked hard to improve quickly at first and was a bright spot in an offense that was otherwise anything but. None of this guarantees that Trumbo will also be good at third base, but he has more than earned my interest in seeing what he can do in yet another new position.
Ervin Santana's No Hitter. A former on one season then wild as all get out the next pitcher, Santana showed he has gained considerable consistency following up on his excellent 2010 season with another quality season, and how! The no hitter was merely the most obvious indicator of thischange, but what an indicator it was.
Dan Haren's 1 hit shutout. And we were there!! Having a full season with Haren on the team would have been a highlight in and of itself, but getting to see this game, live and in person, with a great view of every nasty pitch going over the plate was absolute baseball magic.
Young Angels' feats. I said it many times throughout the regular season, the Angels rookies and practically rookies made my season. Whether it was watching Peter Bourjos' dramatic plays in center, Tyler Chatwood's development on the mound or Mark Trumbo slowly make opposing pitchers start to take notice, the Angels "kids" made the game a lot of fun to watch and gave me significant hope for future seasons.
Personal Game Attendance at an All-Time High! So I tallied it up and we went to 22 games this season, two of which were the Angels/A's double header. Wow! So. Ummmm…Hon, when you read this, remember how that fact of that being absolutely (Wonderfully!) crazy is tempered by my folks and your boss giving us tickets. 😉 Being at the game so often gave us the chance to catch a lot of season highlights. Bourjos' first home run of the season. Trumbo's first big league homerun. A couple of flying Bourjos catches. An I can't believe he caught that Torii Hunter catch…and that was just during the Haren 1-hit shutout game, no kidding. There was even more than that over the course of the other 21 games. I only hope that tickets are not so expensive this season that we have difficulties getting to the game. I don't have to go to 22 games (Though I will never turn it down!) but if I don't get to the ballpark every couple of weeks or so, crankiness is likly to ensue. 🙂
Travelling for Baseball. Seth and I have talked about eventually seeing a game in every Major League stadium for years, but it has also been years since we've been able to do any real travelling. This season we finally got started on our plans and while we may have started small we started well, travelling up to the Bay Area to visit with friends and watch games at the Coliseum and AT&T Park. So. Much. Fun! This coming season, the way things look, I think we may only be able to make it down to Petco Park in San Diego, which is local but still progress.
And last but not least…I hesitate to include this winter's signings only because at the moment Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson have not had the opportunity to take a single swing or deliver a single pitch for the Angels. We suspect they will be strong, difference making additions to the team but while it's all still just on paper, it's only highly probable, not actual. But I will add this to my list: last year at this time I was writing about Hot Stove Grief (Hey, this is a serious disorder. Wipe that smirk off your face!) and feeling like the front office was just phoning it in. Today I feel like the front office is really working to put the best team on the field they possibly can and I am hopeful and excited for the season to begin. What a difference a few months make!


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Building intelligent applications that learn from user input and data they process is becoming a popular requirement, and these applications require machine learning techniques.
Apache Mahout is a highly scalable machine learning library that enables developers to use optimized algorithms, such as collaborative filtering and random forest decision-tree-based classifiers. As such, Apache Mahout is becoming one of the most popular library for machine-learning projects. In this first of a pair of articles, I'll start explaining how to create a Mahout recommender by taking advantage of one of its collaborative filtering algorithms.
Working with Collaborative Filtering Recommenders
If you have visited e-commerce or social network websites, you've probably seen a recommender engine in action. Recommender engines try to infer tastes and preferences for a user based on his or her past actions and similarities to other users. In addition, recommender engines try to identify unknown items that might be of interest to users.
People follow patterns to like and dislike. For example, people usually tend to like things that are similar to other things they like, and they usually tend to like things that similar people like. Recommendation algorithms use these patterns to predict likes and dislikes. It is possible to generate recommendations based on either users or items.
Apache Mahout is usable in a wide range of machine-learning and-data mining algorithms. However, Mahout has a specific focus on collaborative filtering (recommender engines), clustering, and classification. Here, I'll focus on one of the recommender engines that Mahout includes out of the box. For reference, you can peruse the official instructions to check out the code and build the latest Mahout version.
"Collaborative filtering" recommenders, such as the one I'm going to look at, require you to specify a relationship between the users and the items. The collaborative filtering recommender engine doesn't need to know details about the properties for each item to produce a recommendation. Mahout provides a collaborative filtering framework that enables you to use a simple input, and generate recommendations based on this input. In addition, you can build a domain-specific content-based recommender that considers the specific attributes of either the items or the users on top of the framework that Mahout provides.
A small database with relationships between users and items makes it easy to understand how collaborative filter recommenders work in Mahout. Consider the following IDs for six users:
- 1001
- 1002
- 1003
- 1004
- 1005
- 1006
Each user has one or more scores that indicate their preference for each item ID. The score is a value from 1 to 10. The item IDs start with a 9 prefix to easily differentiate them from the user IDs. Figure 1 shows the six users (blue circles) with relationships to the different items (orange circles) and the score values represented by lines with different colors according to the following ranges:
- Score value from 1 to 4: the user dislikes the item (red solid line).
- Score value from 5 to 7: the user likes the item, but isn't excited with the item and has some criticisms (red dashed line).
- Score value from 8 to 10: the user really likes the item (green line).
Figure 1: Six users (1001-1006) and their how much they like items (9001-9015).
You can see that user 1001 very much likes items 9001 and 9003, but this user doesn't like item 9002. Based on the preferences of other users that have similar tastes to user 1001, I want to know the best items to recommended to user 1001.
The following data listing shows the contents of a comma-separated values (CSV) file that defines the input data represented in Figure 1, with the user IDs, the item IDs, and the score values. You should create a text file named
dataset1.csv because you will use it later.
#userId, itemId, score 1001,9001,10 1001,9002,1 1001,9003,9 1002,9001,3 1002,9002,5 1002,9003,1 1002,9004,10 1003,9001,2 1003,9002,6 1003,9003,2 1003,9004,9 1003,9005,10 1003,9006,8 1003,9007,9 1004,9001,9 1004,9002,2 1004,9003,8 1004,9004,3 1004,9010,10 1004,9011,9 1004,9012,8 1005,9001,8 1005,9002,3 1005,9003,7 1005,9004,1 1005,9010,9 1005,9011,10 1005,9012,9 1005,9013,8 1005,9014,1 1005,9015,1 1006,9001,7 1006,9002,4 1006,9003,8 1006,9004,1 1006,9010,7 1006,9011,6 1006,9012,9
It is possible to use a CSV file as the input for a Mahout recommender engine and generate a specific number of recommendations for one of the users with just a few lines of code.
Creating a New Mahout Project with Maven and Eclipse
Mahout requires both Maven and Java JDK, and I assume you've already built Mahout and that you have Maven installed. Follow the next steps to create a new Mahout project with Maven. I've also added the necessary steps to work with the Eclipse IDE. You can skip the steps related to Eclipse if you are using another IDE.
- Open a command prompt or console in your operating system.
- Go to your Mahout folder.
- Run the Maven command to create an empty project named
firstrecommenderwith the package namespace
mvn archetype:create -DarchetypeGroupId=org.apache.maven.archetypes -DgroupId=com.first -DartifactId=firstrecommender
- Go to the
firstcommenderfolder that Maven has created for you with the new project.
- Execute the
mvn compileMaven command to build the recently created project, which contains some code to display
Hello world!
- Now, execute the
mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="com.first.App"Maven command to run the built project. Notice that the main class is
com.first.App. This class has a main method with a single line of code:
System.out.println( "Hello World!" );.
Of course, a project that displays a
Hello World! message isn't our goal. But you can use it as a template to start working with the different Mahout libraries. Import the Maven project into Eclipse or your favorite IDE to see the structure of the project (see Figure 2). The
src/main/java folder includes the
com.first.App.java file with the
com.first.App class.
Figure 2: The initial structure for the generated project in Eclipse.
Find the
pom.xml file within the project's root folder (shown at the bottom of the file panel in Figure 2). The following lines show the initial content of this file, with just a
junit dependency. In my case, the Mahout version is
0.8. If you are working with a different Mahout version, a different value will appear for
<?xml version="1.0"?> <project xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd" xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion> <parent> <groupId>org.apache.mahout</groupId> <artifactId>mahout</artifactId> <version>0.8</version> </parent> <groupId>com.first</groupId> <artifactId>firstrecommender</artifactId> <version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version> <name>firstrecommender</name> <url>http://maven.apache.org</url> <properties> <project.build.sourceEncoding>UTF-8</project.build.sourceEncoding> </properties> <dependencies> <dependency> <groupId>junit</groupId> <artifactId>junit</artifactId> <version>3.8.1</version> <scope>test</scope> </dependency> </dependencies> </project>
Because you want to use the different Mahout libraries to create a recommender, it is necessary to include all the dependencies in the
pom.xml file. The following lines show the new
dependencies in the edited
pom.xml that include four Mahout libraries:
mahout-math, and
mahout-utils. In addition, there is a value specified for
parent/relativePath to set the relative path to the parent project.
<?xml version="1.0"?> <project xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd" xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion> <parent> <groupId>org.apache.mahout</groupId> <artifactId>mahout</artifactId> <version>0.8</version> <relativePath>../pom.xml</relativePath> </parent> <groupId>com.first</groupId> <artifactId>firstrecommender</artifactId> <version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version> <name>firstrecommender</name> <url>http://maven.apache.org</url> <properties> <project.build.sourceEncoding>UTF-8</project.build.sourceEncoding> </properties> <dependencies> <dependency> <groupId>junit</groupId> <artifactId>junit</artifactId> <version>3.8.1</version> <scope>test</scope> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.apache.mahout</groupId> <artifactId>mahout-core</artifactId> <version>0.8</version> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.apache.mahout</groupId> <artifactId>mahout-math</artifactId> <version>0.8</version> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.apache.mahout</groupId> <artifactId>mahout-math</artifactId> <version>0.8</version> <type>test-jar</type> <scope>test</scope> </dependency> </dependencies> </project>
Working with a Generic-User-Based Recommender
org.apache.mahout.cf.taste.impl.recommender.GenericUserBasedRecommender class implements a recommender that uses a
DataModel and a
UserNeighborhood to produce recommendations. The
org.apache.mahout.cf.taste.model.DataModel implementations represent a repository of information about users and their associated preferences for items. I will use the CSV file created above as the
DataModel. The
org.apache.mahout.cf.taste.neighborhood.UserNeighborhood implementations to compute a neighborhood of users similar to a given user and the recommender engine can use this neighborhood to compute recommendations.


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