Breeze has breeze-viz, which is very basic but at the time there wasn't anything else. I highly endorse using something else. I personally like http://sameersingh.org/scalaplot/
They're under the same aegis basically because they're all mine. ScalaNLP started out as really being just NLP, but it scope-crept. That said, Epic is a library for structured prediction first and foremost, and one of the main applications of structured prediction is NLP.
Breeze is basically like SciPy and large chunks of it power Epic. It's really the only thing that doesn't belong in the namespace.
Breeze has breeze-viz, which is very basic but at the time there wasn't anything else. I highly endorse using something else. I personally like http://sameersingh.org/scalaplot/
They're under the same aegis basically because they're all mine. ScalaNLP started out as really being just NLP, but it scope-crept. That said, Epic is a library for structured prediction first and foremost, and one of the main applications of structured prediction is NLP.
Breeze is basically like SciPy and large chunks of it power Epic. It's really the only thing that doesn't belong in the namespace.