1. My environment
Operating system: 32-bit Win7 flagship Service Pack 1
2. Download Weka
Weka page address on OSC: Http://www.oschina.net/p/weka
Software Home Address: http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka/
Each version of Weka runs the required Java version, which can be found on this page:
Http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka/requirements.html
A table on this page is as follows:
Go to download page: http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka/downloading.html
My computer is a 32-bit Win7 system and has not previously installed a Java virtual machine
So I downloaded a package that included JavaVM1.7 in the "Windows x86" category when downloading
After clicking the "here" link in bold, you will be downloaded to the corresponding page of SourceForge
The downloaded installation package file is named Weka-3-6-11jre.exe
3. Installing Weka
Double-click Weka-3-6-11jre.exe to go to the Setup wizard, then "Next >" to enter the next step
Next is the user agreement, GNU general public LICENSE Version 2
The information for this agreement can be found on this page:
Version2.0:http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
To fully install Weka, tick all the checkboxes and check boxes to install the following:
Associate files:associates the. Arff and. Xrff Files with the Weka Explorer
Install jre:installs the Java Runtime environment (JRE)
Specify the directory address to install to
Specify a new directory name in the Start menu (default is Weka 3.6.11)
Enter the installation Read Bar interface
After installing the Read Bar interface, you will be entered the wizard to install Java
Click the Install (I) > button in the lower-right corner to start the installation
Directly into the Java installation Read Bar interface
When the installation is complete, click the Close button in the lower right corner to end the installation
Once the Java installation is complete, a webpage will pop up: http://java.com/zh_CN/download/installed.jsp
This page can be used to validate Java and look for obsolete versions, without the need to shut it down.
This time the Java section is installed, then go back to the Weka Installation Wizard, click "Finish" to end the installation
The installed Weka looks like this when it's open.
4. Allow Weka to recognize kanji
Locate the installation address for Weka (the above step is installed in "D:\Weka-3-6") and locate the file Runweka.ini
Open this file, the "fileencoding=cp1252" with the # comment out, enter "Fileencoding=utf-8" in the following can be
Now create a new file based on the file Weather.nominal.arff in the data directory under the installation directory Weather.nominal.chs.arff
Change the "yes" inside to "yes" and "no" to "no":
@relation weather.symbolic@attribute Outlook {Sunny, overcast, rainy} @attribute temperature {Hot, mild, cool} @attribute Humidity {high, normal} @attribute windy {TRUE, FALSE} @attribute play {yes, no} @datasunny, Hot,high,false, no sunny,hot,high,t RUE, no Overcast,hot,high,false, is Rainy,mild,high,false, is Rainy,cool,normal,false, is rainy,cool,normal,true, no overcast , Cool,normal,true, is Sunny,mild,high,false, no sunny,cool,normal,false, is Rainy,mild,normal,false, is Sunny,mild,normal, TRUE, is Overcast,mild,high,true, is Overcast,hot,normal,false, is rainy,mild,high,true, no
Open this file in Weka
will be able to display the normal Chinese
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