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FSharp -Top tweets (10/09/2013)

(12) Posted: first steps with http://t.co/WvWRwS72oG support vector machine in #fsharp. http://t.co/s9yEA3HZFD
(7) If you missed @visemet presenting the #mongodb provider for #fsharp, recording is online via @c4fsharp: https://t.co/9RKx…
(6) Stanford Word Segmenter is available on NuGet for #Fsharp and #Csharp http://t.co/M8ZEKQHihq #nlp #dotNet @stanfordnlp
(5) Forward pipe from #fsharp and #ocaml in #scala https://t.co/cvZkMbddGF
(5) Playing with an upcoming open-source #fsharp #dataframe library and Titanic data set :-) cc @brandewinder @ptrelford http://t.co/pJfUdUG5eu
(4) A few spots available for Machine Learning Hands On http://t.co/INgp7OmGki with @moloneymb tomorrow at #skillsmatter #fsharp
(2) Looking for tutorials around the line of Learn F# by building ... http://t.co/xcefPaBY9x #fsharp
(2) F# Weekly #36 2013 http://t.co/oSK4QX2WBx #fsharp
(0) @kot_2010 @tomaspetricek You are right. Macro implementation of the #fsharp computation expressions on #nemerle: https://t.co/nEsDGRiJqM
(0) First steps with http://t.co/hdOi9PMyc0 ML library... Support Vector Machines in F# http://t.co/fWYFNuVc1B #fsharp #machinelearning

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