Get latest bugfixes

Weka is actively developed, that means that bugs are fixed and new functionality is added (only to the developer version) all the time. Every now and then (about every 6-12 months), when there was a sufficiently large number of improvements or fixes, a release is made and uploaded to Sourceforget.net.

If you don't want to wait that long, you have two options:

1. Get the latest source code from Subversion and compile it yourself. See the following articles for more information

   1. obtaining the source code from Subversion, either book or developer version
   2. compiling the source code

2. Download a snapshot from the download section of the Weka homepage. Snapshots for book and developer version are generated automatically every night, based on the current Subversion code. The ZIP files have the same content as a release, i.e., compiled classes (= weka.jar), source code (= weka-src.jar), Javadoc and other documentation.

Note: compare the timestamp of the Weka Mailing List post that reports a bugfix with the one of the snapshot to make sure the bugfix is already included in the snapshot.