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TM1 vs. SPSS Modeler Comparison Continues – Setting to Flags
Consider the scenario where you have to convert information held in a “categorical field” into a “collection of flag fields” – found in a transactional source. For example, suppose you have a file of...
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Sampling Your Data
Another interesting feature of SPSS Modeler is its built-in ability to sample data. It is pretty typical to have (in one or more files) hundreds of thousands of records to process, and using complete...
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All about CLEM
SPSS CLEM is the control Language for Expression Manipulation, which is used to build expressions within SPSS Modeler streams. CLEM is actually used in a number of SPSS “nodes” (among these are the...
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Examining (Data) Relationships
The discovering of relationships within data (between fields) is an important part of any data mining project (in the Crisp-DM methodology, this is described as part of the “Data Understanding” stage)....
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Selecting your Modeling Approach with IBM SPSS Modeler
Coming from a TM1 background (more business than statistics), it is easy to get stated with modeling once you determine your modeling objective, and Modeler can help with that. IBM SPSS Modeler offers...
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Predicting Project Success with IBM SPSS
A technology company has literally participated in thousands of projects over the years. At some point the group decided it wants to determine what factors or characteristics may influence the...
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Using Splunk with Cognos TM1
What is Splunk? Splunk prides itself on “disrupting the conventional ways people look at and use data”, which is exciting. So what is Splunk? Splunk is a horizontal technology used for application...
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Cognos TM1 TurboIntegrator – Run-time or Read-time?
In this blog I wanted to take some time to describe certain “behaviors” of Cognos TM1 TurboIntegrator processes. Access to Processes As of version 10.2 (or as of this writing), TM1 Server lists all...
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TM1 vs. SPSS Modeler Comparison Continues – Setting to Flags
Consider the scenario where you have to convert information held in a “categorical field” into a “collection of flag fields” – found in a transactional source. For example, suppose you have a file of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Sampling Your Data
Another interesting feature of SPSS Modeler is its built-in ability to sample data. It is pretty typical to have (in one or more files) hundreds of thousands of records to process, and using complete...
View ArticleClik here to view.
All about CLEM
SPSS CLEM is the control Language for Expression Manipulation, which is used to build expressions within SPSS Modeler streams. CLEM is actually used in a number of SPSS “nodes” (among these are the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Examining (Data) Relationships
The discovering of relationships within data (between fields) is an important part of any data mining project (in the Crisp-DM methodology, this is described as part of the “Data Understanding” stage)....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Selecting your Modeling Approach with IBM SPSS Modeler
Coming from a TM1 background (more business than statistics), it is easy to get stated with modeling once you determine your modeling objective, and Modeler can help with that. IBM SPSS Modeler offers...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Predicting Project Success with IBM SPSS
A technology company has literally participated in thousands of projects over the years. At some point the group decided it wants to determine what factors or characteristics may influence the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Cognos TM1 TurboIntegrator – Run-time or Read-time?
In this blog I wanted to take some time to describe certain “behaviors” of Cognos TM1 TurboIntegrator processes. Access to Processes As of version 10.2 (or as of this writing), TM1 Server lists all...
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