the “stable” version (not the “developer” version)
the appropriate version for your computer; Windows, Mac OS, or Linux
Once it’s downloaded, Ian opens it to get a standard setup “wizard”.
Just keep clicking “Next”! Install it in the default place – and remember the name of that place!
After installation, Ian unchecks the box that says “Start Weka” and clicks “Finish”.
Then he goes to where Weka was installed and
creates a shortcut and puts it on the desktop for future use. This should be to the Weka program, but he mistakenly creates a shortcut to the Weka folder instead which he later corrects
makes a copy of the data folder (within the Weka folder) and puts it in a convenient place for future use
renames it “Weka datasets”
Having installed Weka, Ian notes the different interfaces in Weka: Explorer, which is what we’ll be using; the Experimenter; the KnowledgeFlow interface; and the command-line interface.
In the Explorer there are several panels: Preprocess; Classify; Clustering; Association rules; Attribute selection; and Visualization.