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February 23, 2010

Rapidminer 5.0 Video Tutorial #2 – Building a Gold Trend Classification Model Part 1

Looks like I'm on a roll!  Please see my Rapidminer 5.0 Video Tutorial #2. In this video we begin the process of recreating my original written NMT YALE/Rapidminer tutorials into version 5.0 and into a video.  This video shows how to import training and prediction data, add a classification learner, and apply the model, and get the results.

Video download link (HQ): Rapidminer 5.0 Video Tutorial #2

The data files you will need to follow along are Excel spreadsheets below:

Training data set: gold_final_input

Prediction data set: ga-gold

10 Responses to “Rapidminer 5.0 Video Tutorial #2 – Building a Gold Trend Classification Model Part 1”

  1. CBedo said:

    Thanks for this.  I can't get enough of your RM help!

  2. Tom said:

    CBedo: Thanks. I hope you put these tutorials to good use!

  3. Cleo said:

    Fantastic Videos Tom!!!
    I have using Rapidminer for a couple of months to make a model for predicting Forex prices and your videos have been a tremendously helpful resource.  I am looking forward to new video series.
     
    Thanks,
    Cleo

  4. Tom said:

    @Cleo: I've had great success using RM to model Forex trends.  Read up on my $100 Forex Experiment, that was a trend system developed with RM. 

  5. Mike A. said:

    Kudos Tom,

    Thanks for sharing; continued stamina and success to you!
    Mike

  6. Mark Knecht said:

    Thanks. Great little video showing clear steps and reproducible results.

  7. Tom said:

    @Mark: That’s been the intent of my videos all along!

  8. StevenD said:

    hi Tom,

    how do you sync your data? For example the DJ and the GDax? There are day at which only one of these is traded.

    best regards,
    StevenD

  9. Tom said:

    @StevenD: I use TraderXL to snyc up the data based on dates. If the S&P500 trades, say on 5/5/10 and the GDAXI does not, the GDAXI entry for 5/5 will show 5/4′s closing number.

  10. frito said:

    Hey Thomas, what assets do the CD and EM tickers stand for?

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