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matrix-factorization

v2.0.0

Published

A matrix factorization implementation written in JavaScript.

Downloads

27

Readme

Matrix Factorization JS

A matrix factorization implementation in Javascript. This is a Work in Progress. Use at your own risk.

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To try an interactive example, clone and edit this Runkit Notebook.

Installing / Getting started

Install using npm:

npm install matrix-factorization

Import in code

// Node, ES5
var matrixFactorization = require('matrix-factorization')

// Node, ES6
const matrixFactorization = require('matrix-factorization')

Install using yarn:

yarn add matrix-factorization

Import in code

// Node, ES5
var matrixFactorization = require('matrix-factorization')

// Node, ES6
const matrixFactorization = require('matrix-factorization')

Install with minified library

Copy matrix-factorization.min.js from dist/matrix-factorization.min.js to a lib folder.

Import in code

<script src="lib/matrix-factorization.min.js"></script>

This will expose a matrixFactorization variable which you can access the functions from.

Include using CDN

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/index.min.js"></script>

This will expose a matrixFactorization variable which you can access the functions from.

Using a function in the library:

Just reference a function using the dot notation. For example, to use the sum function, you can do:

matrixFactorization.factorizeMatrix(targetMatrix, numberOfLatentFactors)

Example

var factors = factorizeMatrix(targetMatrix, numberOfLatentFactors)
var completeMatrix = matrixFactorization.dot(factors[0], matrixFactorization.transpose(factors[1]))

Roadmap

  1. Create demo app.
  2. Improve docs.

Notes

Implementation based on this article by @albertauyeung.

License

MIT