Brendan Tierney - Oralytics Blog

When working with SQL or PL/SQL we all know there are some words we cannot use in our code or to label various parts of it. These languages ...

A project that I've been working on for a while now involves the use of Oracle Text, Oracle R Enterprise and Oracle Data Mining. Oracle ...

Did you read the title of this blog post! Read it again. Yes, Yes, I know what you are saying, "SQL cannot produce graphics or charts...

This is the fourth and last blog post in a series that looks at how you can examine the details of predicted clusters using Oracle Data Mini...

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 ...