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Already used in mineral exploration
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core+plexus
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We've been using data mining in mineral exploration for quite some time now, and it really helps given the tremendous volums of data generated from modern geophysical, geochemical, and geological exploration.
Before You Jeer...
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robbyjo
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You may want to read this book and see it yourself whether data mining would make a breakthrough in the future.
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Anonymous Coward
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There is a redhat sticker in the top-left corner of the picture.
KnowledgeMiner 5.0 software for Mac OS 9.
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alchemist68
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can be located here:
http://www.knowledgeminer.net/
I've thought about using this software to analyze stocks to purchase, but never got around to looking at the information required for the software to give me an edge in the market. Looks promising though.
Objection to the numbers
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rootmonkey
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The article use NASDAQ as an example of having to process terabytes of data on a daily basis and the data mining software can help filter things out. The software may be useful but NASDAQ does not process terabytes per day of incoming data. I work in the market data industry and we take exchange feeds from around the world including NASDAQ and we don't process close to that much. OPRA (options) have the most data per day and that is only in the order of tens of GB range.
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Yes but every time I try to see it your way, I get a headache.
PR
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Anonymous Coward
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This article seemed to me more like a concatenation of a few press releases, especially the ones noting data mining successes, than "news." Then again, most news is simply rehashed PR (as a lecturer on NPR noted the other night).
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To save everyone time and annoying popups, consider visiting the sites of some of the products mentioned. These pages are every bit as insightful and critical as the article:
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Re:profiteering?
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In fact, I haven't heard of a single terrorist act averted since 9/11.
With the current sensationalized state of mass media, would one hear of a terrorist act if it was avoided?
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You may want to read this book and see it yourself whether data mining would make a breakthrough in the future.
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Error 500: Internal sig error
There is a redhat sticker in the top-left corner of the picture.
can be located here:
http://www.knowledgeminer.net/
I've thought about using this software to analyze stocks to purchase, but never got around to looking at the information required for the software to give me an edge in the market. Looks promising though.
The article use NASDAQ as an example of having to process terabytes of data on a daily basis and the data mining software can help filter things out. The software may be useful but NASDAQ does not process terabytes per day of incoming data. I work in the market data industry and we take exchange feeds from around the world including NASDAQ and we don't process close to that much. OPRA (options) have the most data per day and that is only in the order of tens of GB range.
Yes but every time I try to see it your way, I get a headache.
This article seemed to me more like a concatenation of a few press releases, especially the ones noting data mining successes, than "news." Then again, most news is simply rehashed PR (as a lecturer on NPR noted the other night).
l ysis.com/i mine.com/ (this didn't load for me, but I have Javascript disabled...)u stice/police/d efault.asp?cn=pa
Let our Data Mining Products make your life Better!
To save everyone time and annoying popups, consider visiting the sites of some of the products mentioned. These pages are every bit as insightful and critical as the article:
http://www.autonomy.com/
http://www.currentana
http://www.srdnet.com/
http://www.dig
http://www.unisys.co.uk/public-uk/j
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With the current sensationalized state of mass media, would one hear of a terrorist act if it was avoided?