Uses of Package
org.datavec.api.records

Packages that use org.datavec.api.records

Package	Description
org.datavec.api.records.impl
org.datavec.api.records.reader
org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl
org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.collection
org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.csv
org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.filebatch
org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.inmemory
org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.jackson
org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.misc
org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.regex
org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.transform
org.datavec.api.vector

Classes in org.datavec.api.records used by org.datavec.api.records.impl

Class and Description
Record A Record contains a set of values for a single example or instance.
SequenceRecord A SequenceRecord contains a set of values for a single sequence or time series (usually with multiple values per time step, and multiple time steps). Each value in the Record is represented by Writable object; each time step is thus a List<Writable> and the entire sequence is represented by a List<List<Writable>>, where the outer list is over time steps, and the inner list is over values for a given time step. The SequenceRecord may (optionally) also have a RecordMetaData instance, that represents metadata (source location, etc) for the record. For standard (non-sequential) data, see Record

Classes in org.datavec.api.records used by org.datavec.api.records.reader

Class and Description
Record A Record contains a set of values for a single example or instance.
SequenceRecord A SequenceRecord contains a set of values for a single sequence or time series (usually with multiple values per time step, and multiple time steps). Each value in the Record is represented by Writable object; each time step is thus a List<Writable> and the entire sequence is represented by a List<List<Writable>>, where the outer list is over time steps, and the inner list is over values for a given time step. The SequenceRecord may (optionally) also have a RecordMetaData instance, that represents metadata (source location, etc) for the record. For standard (non-sequential) data, see Record

Classes in org.datavec.api.records used by org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl

Class and Description
Record A Record contains a set of values for a single example or instance.

Classes in org.datavec.api.records used by org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.collection

Class and Description
Record A Record contains a set of values for a single example or instance.
SequenceRecord A SequenceRecord contains a set of values for a single sequence or time series (usually with multiple values per time step, and multiple time steps). Each value in the Record is represented by Writable object; each time step is thus a List<Writable> and the entire sequence is represented by a List<List<Writable>>, where the outer list is over time steps, and the inner list is over values for a given time step. The SequenceRecord may (optionally) also have a RecordMetaData instance, that represents metadata (source location, etc) for the record. For standard (non-sequential) data, see Record

Classes in org.datavec.api.records used by org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.csv

Class and Description
Record A Record contains a set of values for a single example or instance.
SequenceRecord A SequenceRecord contains a set of values for a single sequence or time series (usually with multiple values per time step, and multiple time steps). Each value in the Record is represented by Writable object; each time step is thus a List<Writable> and the entire sequence is represented by a List<List<Writable>>, where the outer list is over time steps, and the inner list is over values for a given time step. The SequenceRecord may (optionally) also have a RecordMetaData instance, that represents metadata (source location, etc) for the record. For standard (non-sequential) data, see Record

Classes in org.datavec.api.records used by org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.filebatch

Class and Description
Record A Record contains a set of values for a single example or instance.
SequenceRecord A SequenceRecord contains a set of values for a single sequence or time series (usually with multiple values per time step, and multiple time steps). Each value in the Record is represented by Writable object; each time step is thus a List<Writable> and the entire sequence is represented by a List<List<Writable>>, where the outer list is over time steps, and the inner list is over values for a given time step. The SequenceRecord may (optionally) also have a RecordMetaData instance, that represents metadata (source location, etc) for the record. For standard (non-sequential) data, see Record

Classes in org.datavec.api.records used by org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.inmemory

Class and Description
Record A Record contains a set of values for a single example or instance.
SequenceRecord A SequenceRecord contains a set of values for a single sequence or time series (usually with multiple values per time step, and multiple time steps). Each value in the Record is represented by Writable object; each time step is thus a List<Writable> and the entire sequence is represented by a List<List<Writable>>, where the outer list is over time steps, and the inner list is over values for a given time step. The SequenceRecord may (optionally) also have a RecordMetaData instance, that represents metadata (source location, etc) for the record. For standard (non-sequential) data, see Record

Classes in org.datavec.api.records used by org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.jackson

Class and Description
Record A Record contains a set of values for a single example or instance.
SequenceRecord A SequenceRecord contains a set of values for a single sequence or time series (usually with multiple values per time step, and multiple time steps). Each value in the Record is represented by Writable object; each time step is thus a List<Writable> and the entire sequence is represented by a List<List<Writable>>, where the outer list is over time steps, and the inner list is over values for a given time step. The SequenceRecord may (optionally) also have a RecordMetaData instance, that represents metadata (source location, etc) for the record. For standard (non-sequential) data, see Record

Classes in org.datavec.api.records used by org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.misc

Class and Description
Record A Record contains a set of values for a single example or instance.

Classes in org.datavec.api.records used by org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.regex

Class and Description
Record A Record contains a set of values for a single example or instance.
SequenceRecord A SequenceRecord contains a set of values for a single sequence or time series (usually with multiple values per time step, and multiple time steps). Each value in the Record is represented by Writable object; each time step is thus a List<Writable> and the entire sequence is represented by a List<List<Writable>>, where the outer list is over time steps, and the inner list is over values for a given time step. The SequenceRecord may (optionally) also have a RecordMetaData instance, that represents metadata (source location, etc) for the record. For standard (non-sequential) data, see Record

Classes in org.datavec.api.records used by org.datavec.api.records.reader.impl.transform

Class and Description
Record A Record contains a set of values for a single example or instance.
SequenceRecord A SequenceRecord contains a set of values for a single sequence or time series (usually with multiple values per time step, and multiple time steps). Each value in the Record is represented by Writable object; each time step is thus a List<Writable> and the entire sequence is represented by a List<List<Writable>>, where the outer list is over time steps, and the inner list is over values for a given time step. The SequenceRecord may (optionally) also have a RecordMetaData instance, that represents metadata (source location, etc) for the record. For standard (non-sequential) data, see Record

Classes in org.datavec.api.records used by org.datavec.api.vector

Class and Description
Record A Record contains a set of values for a single example or instance.