For an overview of the techniques implemented in Weka, and the software itself, you may want to consider taking a look at the data mining book. However, there is a large amount of freely available information as well. Weka 3.6.x and 3.7.x have extensive help facilities built in and come with a comprehensive manual.
- General documentation
- The Weka Wiki, including frequently asked questions (FAQ), help on trouble-shooting Weka, and information on using the package manager and how to structure packages in Weka 3.7.
- The Weka mailing list (searchable archive).
- Community documentation for Weka at Pentaho.
- The Weka manual (Weka 3.6.9, Weka 3.7.8), as included in the distribution.
- The Weka API, extracted from the Javadoc (Weka 3.6,Weka 3.7), as included in the distribution.
- A list of packages for Weka 3.7 that can be installed via its package manager. Corresponding Javadoc for the packages is available at http://weka.sourceforge.net/doc.packages/[name of package].
- Miscellaneous information
- A somewhat outdated, but still useful introduction, written by Alex K. Seewald, to using Weka 3.4.6 from the command line.
- A presentation demonstrating all graphical user interfaces (GUI) in Weka. (Warning: large file.)
- A presentation which explains how to use Weka for exploratory data mining. (Warning: large file.)
- A few screenshots of the Explorer user interface in Weka.
- An introductory video by Brandon Weinberg.
- An introductory video on text mining with Weka by Brandon Weinberg.
- A Weka tutorial in Spanish.
- A presentation about Weka's history, current state and future plans. (June 2005).
- Technical information
- A page documenting the ARFF data format used by Weka.
- Documentation on the XRFF data format used by Weka.
- A page listing all the IDEs with step by step instructions on how to setup WEKA as a project.
- A page describing how to make new classifiers, filters, etc. available in WEKA (using the GenericObjectEditor).
- Documentation on accessing Windows Databases like MS Access or other Databases in general (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS SQL Server, Oracle, etc.) from Weka using JDBC.
- A page describing the stemmer support in Weka.
- A page where you can find syntax highlightings of the ARFF format for various editors.
- A page describing the use of XML in WEKA.
- A page with news and documentation on Weka's support for importing PMML models.
- Manuals for older versions of Weka
- The Weka manual.
- A user guide for the Explorer, now included in the manual.
- A tutorial for the Experimenter, now included in the manual.
- Weka 3.2 (by David Scuse)
- Weka 3.4 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.4.9 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.4.10 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.4.11 (based on David Scuse's tutorial) Weka 3.4.12 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.4.16 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.4.17 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.4.18 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.5.2 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.5.3 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.5.4 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.5.5 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.5.6 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.5.7 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- Weka 3.5.8 (based on David Scuse's tutorial)
- A tutorial for the KnowledgeFlow, now included in the manual.
- A description of the Bayes net package in Weka, now indluced in the manual.