Brendan Tierney - Oralytics Blog

The headline articles of Oracle Magazine for March/April 2001 were on using Oracle 9i Application server to deliver e-business and web based...

I have my blog (come website) on the go for a few years now. It all started out as a notebook really for myself and a way of recording certa...

PMML (Predictive Model Markup Langauge) is an XML formatted output that defines the core elements and settings for your Predictive Models. T...

 When you comes to working with R to access and process your data there are a number of little features and behaviours you need to l...

In a previous blog post I showed you how to take a JSON data file and to load it into your Oracle Schema using R. To do this I used ROracl...

In this post I want to show you one way of taking a JSON file of data and loading it into your Oracle schema using ROracle. The JSON data wi...

With the release of SQL Developer 4.1 we also get a number of new features with Oracle Data Miner (ODMr). These include: Data Source n...

Earlier today (4th May) SQL Developer 4.1 was released :-) For those of you who use the Oracle Data Miner tool (that is part of SQL Develo...

There was has been various on going discussions about the every growing “always on” or “always available” aspect of modern life.  Most of u...

When you are working with and developing Decision Trees by far the easiest way to visualise these is by using the Oracle Data Miner (ODMr) t...

In my previous blog post I showed you how you can have a look at the transformations that the Automatic Data Preparation (ADP) feature of Or...

A very powerful feature of Oracle Data Mining and one that I think does not get enough notice is called Automatic Data Preparation. Data P...