Getting Started with Graphlab - A Python library for Machine Learning

Before Starting with Graphlab, We have to configure our system with some basic tools such as Python, Jupyter Notebook etc. You can find 'How-To' on this link - http://bit.ly/2gvuG95

What is GraphLab ??

GraphLab Create is a Python library, backed by a C++ engine, for quickly building large-scale, high-performance data products. Some key features of GraphLab Create are:

• Analyze terabyte scale data at interactive speeds, on your desktop.
• A Single platform for tabular data, graphs, text, and images.
• State of the art machine learning algorithms including deep learning, boosted trees, and factorization machines.
• Run the same code on your laptop or in a distributed system, using a Hadoop Yarn or EC2 cluster.
• Focus on tasks or machine learning with the flexible API.
• Visualize data for exploration and production monitoring.

After the installation of Graphlab library we can use it as any python library.

Use Jupyter Notebook for starter, Open a Python notebook in Jupyter Notebook and execute below commands to see graphlab working -

 a. Importing Graphlab - 

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b. Reading CSV file
This method will parse the input file and convert it into a SFrame variable

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c. Getting Started with SFrame 

i. View content of SFrame variable sf

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ii. View Head lines (top lines) 

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ii. View Tail lines (last lines)
 
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