^inductive programming^
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- 1. data-mining "platforms", e.g. R,
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- GUI "language" for common, anticipated tasks,
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- scripting language
for novel, "not too hard" tasks,
- NB. probably not designed by language professionals,
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- implementation language
often C or C++, for major extensions,
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- but what could be more general than...
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- 2. a general purpose programming language,
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- in machine learning we can have
arbitrary types of computable statistical models
over arbitrary types of data,
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- many models turn out to have
polymorphic types,
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- composition of models is important,
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- transformations of data sets are common,
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- . . . sounds like functional programming (FP), try Haskell
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