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Poll |
Which
tool do you plan to try or buy next? [242 votes
total, sorted by frequency]
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| Clementine (32) |
 13% |
| Megaputer (32) |
 13% |
| SAS EM (31) |
 13% |
| GainSmarts (28) |
 12% |
| EasyMiner (15) |
 6% |
| SAS (13) |
 5% |
| Angoss (11) |
 5% |
| Oracle Darwin (11) |
 5% |
| IBM Iminer (10) |
 4% |
| Business Objects/Alice (8) |
 3% |
| SGI Mineset (8) |
 3% |
| SPSS / AnswerTree (6) |
 2% |
| CART (5) |
 2% |
| Model 1 (4) |
 2% |
| MARS (3) |
 1% |
| Quadstone (3) |
 1% |
| STATISTICA (3) |
 1% |
| Wizsoft (2) |
 1% |
| WhiteCross (0) |
 0% |
| Xaffinity (0) |
 0% |
| Other (17) |
 7% |
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Informative Comments
- Other = DDSeries from Data Distilleries
- Clementine is a "maza" (Scottish term for "amazing" Ed.)
- GainSmarts has a extremely useful feature selection module to
sift through large quantaties of
data. The system is ideal for large number of
variables
- SGI MineSet has the best interface.
- You should add S-Plus to your
list. It does most of what you expect a dataminining tool to do
(CART, clustering, very good graphics) ,and a library (not supported
by the vendors) does neural network analysis.
- Other: Delta Miner by
Bissantz
- SAS - user friendly, that's
what it's all about.
- We have SAS EM , but we have
evaluating other tools. Because SAS EM is very expensive and we have
some troubles of this soft.
- We evaluated a small number of
the better data mining products in 1998 and found GainSmarts
produced better models. I have reviewed GainSmarts subsequently in
"DM Review" magazine. See www.urbanscience.com to read the review -
Cheers, Adam
- PlainSpeak, a natural language
interface
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