How excited are you for TensorFlow by Google? How does one integrate this with a Java app?

I get overly confused by this stuff. Does anybody have a link to maybe a dumbed down version of machine learning so I could maybe get better at modeling?

Don't know if this course is still running, it's a great introduction to machine learning: coursera.org/course/machlearning

codegym is a programming introduction courses of Java. codegym.cc The advantage here is that you'll have a Interactive walkthrough and buddies that will be able to help you.

You might have some luck using Jython, Tensorflow is in Python, so if you want to run it on the JVM, Jython might be your best bet.

Alternatively, write a Python HTTP / AMQP API that you can call from Java and write wrappers for each function you need ... or write the TensorFlow logic in Python and call the functions from Java using the AMQP / HTTP wrappers.

Actually TensorFlow is mostly made in C++ with python bindings , I think don't Jython is able to import c++ based library. Using JNI with the C++ API can be a possibility to. Apparently Google planned to add various language support using SWIG tensorflow.org/api_docs

I usually do RPC over AMQP, it's very fast. gRPC looks like an interesting alternative.

Thrift Protobuff gRPC could be better options as HTTP would be moving bytes up and down the OS stacks.

AMQP is binary over wire => +1 HTTP/1.1 => so-so

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