New RapidMiner Tutorials Coming

RapidMinerYes you read that right, I’m working on a new set of RapidMiner tutorial posts (I’m bagging the videos for now). I hope to share with my readers two new tutorials over the coming weeks/months and I expect to post the first installment this week.

The first tutorial will be about using RapidMiner’s Evolutionary Weighting and Genetic Algorithms to build a Market Timing Model. This tutorial will follow the same methodology I used to build my S&P500 Market Timing Model. If you ever wondered how to build a timing model using RapidMiner then make sure to check back often for these free and valuable lessons.

After I’m done with that tutorial, I’ll delve into the world of Web and Text Mining. I’ll show you how to web mine blogs and websites for interesting bits of data. I’ll make sure that all new tutorials will have downloadable templates and data for you to play with.

On top of this, I’ll be over the next few months I’ll be updating my original YALE tutorials to be compatible with the new RapidMiner format. The formats are close but not close enough. I’m sure that many readers downloaded the YALE templates and then opened with the new RapidMiner software and found some “run time errors.”

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15 Responses to New RapidMiner Tutorials Coming

  1. Digital Dude says:

    Hi Tom,

    Very cool dude!

    I’m looking forward to your next set of tutorials ;-)

    Keep up the good work…

    Cordially,

    Digital Dude

  2. Tom says:

    DD: Thanks.

  3. Jim says:

    Hi Tom,

    I’m really looking forward to the Rapidminer Usergroup meetup. It’s always nice interacting with like-minded individuals, even more so if this interaction can occasionally be in person.

    Looking forward to the 21st,

    Jim

  4. Tom says:

    Jim: I’m looking forward to the meetup as well. I’m hoping to get more people to come to it!

  5. john says:

    Awesome website! I love it.

    I’d be really interested in your tutorial on mining websites and blogs! Hope it’s online soon!

    Best wishes.

  6. Tom says:

    Thanks John. These tutorials take up a lot of my time and compete with other things in my life so I ask that my readers be patient.

  7. john says:

    No worries, take your time :) Thanks for your efforts.

  8. neda says:

    Great! Thanks ahead of time for the text mining tutorials. Just telling you it will be much appreciated! Im going to pass on your website to my colleagues.

  9. Tom says:

    @john: I’ll be posting the first Lesson tomorrow morning after I record it tonight

    @neda: your welcome, thank you for passing this site along to your colleagues. I hope they become RSS readers.

  10. sara says:

    salut,
    je suis débutante dans le domaine de texte maining,je suis entrain d’utiliser le rapidminer,si vous avez des documentations en français ne sessé pas de m’envuyé,merci

  11. Tom says:

    Sara,
    Je ne sais pas si le Text Mining Rapidminer Guide de l’utilisateur est en français. Mai je vous suggère d’utiliser Google Translate comme un moyen de traduire l’anglais vers le français?

  12. Digital Dude says:

    Tom,

    Dude, its been a long wait…

    -Digital Dude-

    “When there’s an elephant in the room, introduce it.” -Randy Pausch-

  13. Tom says:

    DD: Yep, it sure has.

  14. sara says:

    merci tom

  15. sara says:

    bonjour,est ce que le rapidminer 4.2 fait l’analyse(le traitement automatique du texte c-à-d texte word ou autre type,je veus des information sur ça.
    merci

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