The (Fisher) Iris Flower LDA Example
This package contains the a script that executes the (Fisher) LDA Example. It is meant to be part of the Bob/Python introduction hands on course and it has been simplified for that purpose.
Installation
Just download this package and uncompressed it locally:
$ wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/x/xbob.example.lda/xbob.example.lda-1.0.1.zip $ unzip xbob.example.lda-1.0.1.zip $ cd xbob.example.lda
Use buildout to bootstrap and have a working environment ready for experiments:
$ python bootstrap $ ./bin/buildout
Use
Execute the iris.py script:
$ ./bin/iris.py
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