Walkthrough of Smile performance as compared to H2O. Smile - Statistical Machine Intelligence and Learning Engine. I Want to use Smile library for Constructing Pipeline using word2vec model.
Do using Smile library over H2O is good idea on the scale of performances?
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If you want to use H2O word2vec algorithm you can use Sparkling Water samples here which are writing in Scala/Java, very easy to make them work on your Scala code.
I don't have much experience with SMILE library however looking their code you can find some of the Java samples in their test code here into nlp section. You can try them to use with Scala as well.
I hope you know what you want to do because they way you describe your question is not exactly clear. What you really need is to ask a very specific question after writing some code first. This will help you to understand exactly where you are stuck and what is needed to unblock you.