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PHP Architect · Vol 19, Issue 4 · April 2020

Hands-On Machine Learning With PHP, Part One

by Liam Wiltshire

When you're dealing with data, sooner or later, someone is likely to ask about machine learning. Start researching machine learning, and you'd be forgiven for thinking you need to use Python or R, TensorFlow, or PyTorch. This doesn't have to be the case! With PHP and some basic knowledge, we can start to experiment and learn from our data without needing to learn new languages or tools. This article looks at some common machine learning problems such as classification and clustering and, using a language we know and an excellent Composer package, php-ai/php-ml, to get you up and running with your data experiments.

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Liam Wiltshire

About the author

Liam Wiltshire

Liam is a UK based developer and the CTO at Tebex, a gCommerce company and game server monetization platform. From humble beginnings breaking things in Perl, Liam has tackled projects large and small, from brochure sites in WordPress to eCommerce sites in Magento and SaaS products in Laravel. Outside of CTO-ing, Liam is a father, musician, and is trying to learn the secret to actually having some spare time.

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