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    LAB 1

    .Different Tools For Data Mining

    1.Orange Data Mining:


    Orange is a perfect machine learning and data
    mining software suite. It supports the visualization
    and is a software-based on components written in
    Python computing language .

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    2. Teradata:
    Teradata is a massively parallel open processing
    system for developing large-scale data
    warehousing applications. Teradata can run on
    Unix/Linux/Windows server platform.

    3. Weka:
    Weka is an open-source ML tool written in JavaScript
    with a built-in framework for various ML
    ALGORITHMS. It has been developed by researchers at
    the University of Waikato in New Zealand. The tool
    offers an easy-to-use interface with additional features
    such as classification, regression, clustering,
    visualization, and much more.

    4. H2O:
    The H2O data mining tool brings AI technology
    into data science and analysis, making it
    accessible to every user. The tool is suitable for
    running several ML algorithms with features that
    support auto ML functions for the build and faster
    deployment of ML models.

    5. KNIME:
    KNIME is built with machine learning capabilities and
    an intuitive interface that makes modeling to
    production much more accessible. The KNIME tool
    provides pre-built components that non-coders can
    access to develop analytical models without worrying
    about a single line of code.

     I/O: retrieves data from files or data bases


     Data Manipulation: pre-processes your input data with
    filtering, group-by, pivoting, binning, normalization,
    aggregation, joining, sampling, partitioning, etc.
     Views: visualize data and results through several
    interactive views, allowing for interactive data
    exploration
     Hiliting: ensures hilited data points in one view are also
    immediately hilited in all other views
     Mining: uses state-of-the-art data mining algorithms like
    clustering, rule induction, decision tree, association
    rules, naïve bayes, neural networks, support vector
    machines, etc. to better understand your data
    6. Oracle Data Mining:

    The Oracle Data Mining tool is a part of ‘Oracle


    Advanced Analytics’ that creates predictive models and
    comprises multiple algorithms essential for tasks such
    as classification, regression, prediction, and so on.

    Oracle Data Mining allows businesses to identify and


    target prospective audiences, forecast potential
    customers, classify customer profiles, and even detect
    frauds as and when they occur. Moreover, the
    programmer community can integrate the analytics
    model into BI applications using a Java API to see
    complex trends and patterns.
    7. RapidMiner:

    RapidMiner is a data mining platform that supports


    several algorithms essential for machine
    learning, deep learning, text mining, and predictive
    analytics. The tool provides a drag-and-drop facility on
    its interface along with pre-built models that help non-
    experts develop workflows without the need for
    explicit programming in specific scenarios such as fraud
    detection.

    Subsequently, developers can leverage the benefits of


    R and Python to build analytic models that enable
    trend, pattern, and outlier visualization. Moreover, the
    tool is further supported by active community users
    that are always available for help.

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