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Fix a bug regarding to overflow

14 Nov 18:11
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v123

fix overflow when model size > 2^31

Some minor fixes

16 Jul 18:04
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v122

closing file f_in in ffm-predict.cpp

Windows support

02 Jun 15:27
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v121

Windows support

Restruct

28 May 22:36
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  • Binary model

    In old version the model is in text file and it was very slow for saving and loading. To make it faster, we decide to use binary format.

  • Removed C API support

    In the old version in order to support pure C API, the code inside LIBFFM is writing in a mixed C++ / C style. This is very buggy and ugly. We decide to stop providing C API in this version. If you need this, let us know and we will consider to write a wrapper.

  • Remove cross-validation

    FFM so far has been shown useful for large scale categorical data. Because the dataset are usually large, it will take a very long time to do cross-validation. Indeed, ourselves have never used cross-validation (including when we were attending the Criteo and the Avazu contest). We think this function is a overkill so we decided to remove it.

  • Remove in memory training

    We find that on-disk training has very similar performance as in memory training but consuming way smaller memory. So we decide to remove in memory training and use on-disk version only.

  • Support random in on-disk mode

    In previous version the selection of data point is not randomized in on-disk mode.

  • Binary data file reuse

    Converting text file to binary file is slow. In this version you only need to convert once and we will automatically reuse the binary.

  • Add timer

    Now we output the training time