Dear Community,

I was very inspired in Ignite ML and I wanted to try it with Python.  
Particularly I was interested in compares  Ignite ML VS Spark ML
 
However, I came across the fact that pyignite component allows only to
perform basic cache operations through the API and it has nothing to do with
Ignite ML.

I have discussed this issue with Alexey Zinoviev <zaleslaw....@gmail.com>
and he suggested to describe here all required features which are not
presented now in Ignite.

Therefore the list of required features:

* Ignite ML and pyignite integration.
Ignite ML is a fairly versatile ML, just inside driving on Ignite
primitives, so Ignite ML and pyignite compatibility requires a lot of java
code using py4j library to wrap Ignite ML with python. Also, I'm sure lots
of python developers will be appreciated opportunity to test this solution
in their tasks.

* Ignite ML and PySpark integration.
The really interesting case is using pyignite ML with data preprocessed via
pyspark. As soon as I know the current version of Ignite supports only
integration with Spark (not Pyspark)

I hope I wrote this letter in accordance with the rules of the community.

Also, I hope these cases will be interested in the dev community. 

BG
Andrei Gavrilov. 
Software Engineer. EPAM Systems



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