Brendan Tierney - Oralytics Blog

I've recently come across the 'googleVis' R package. This allows you to create a variety of different (typical and standard) cha...

This is the third blog post on my series on examining the Clusters that were predicted by an Oracle Data Mining model. Check out the previou...

This is the second blog post of my series on examining the clusters that are predicted for by an Oracle Data Mining model for your data. I n...

In a previous blog post I gave some details of how you can examine some of the details behind a prediction made using a classification mode...

When building predictive models the data scientist can spend a large amount of time examining the models produced and how they work and perf...

Oracle Data Visualisation Desktop has the feature of being able to include some advanced analytics. In a previous blog post I showed you how...

Oracle Data Visualization comes with all the typical features you have with Visual Analyzer that is part of BICS, DVCS and OBIEE. An addit...

Using Oracle Data Visualisation is just the same or very similar as to using the Cloud version of the tool. In this blog post I will walk ...

After a bit of a long wait Oracle have finally release Oracle Data Visualization for the desktop. The desktop version of this tool is only a...

When you install R you also get a set of pre-compiled datasets. These are great for trying out many of the features that are available with ...

We have our next DAMA Ireland event/meeting coming up on the 5th May, and will be in our usual venue of Bank of Ireland, 1 Grand Canal Dock....

You have heard about the cloud? Right? Even the Oracle Cloud? If you haven't, then maybe we need to look at how you can learn more abo...