Lihang ist eine Bibliothek und ein Framework für statistische Lernalgorithmen, das Implementierungen von überwachten und unüberwachten Machine-Learning-Modellen bereitstellt. Es fungiert als Referenz-Repository, das statistische Lerntheorien in ausführbaren Code für Datenklassifizierung und Mustererkennung übersetzt.
Die Hauptfunktionen von smirkcao/lihang sind: Statistical Learning Implementations, Parameter Estimation Methods, Probabilistic Modeling, Supervised Learning Frameworks, Classification Boundaries, Sequential Pattern Analysis, Sequence Labeling, Sequential Data Classification.
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