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Using Rapidminer to model trends in the financial markets

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RapidMiner 4.0Beta vs YALE 3.4

A few months ago YALE introduced its new version called RapidMiner 4.0beta. YALE is now called RapidMiner and for what it’s worth, I think its a better name.
I performed the upgrade and shortly thereafter I noticed that several of my existing models would produce different results, so I began to investigate. I found [...]

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Web and Text Mining for the Masses!

I installed the Word & Web Vector plugin for YALE (Rapidminer) this week and have been pleasantly surprised with it. However, with any YALE plugin or software, it takes a lot of time to figure out how to use it. Despite the large learning curve, I’ve been able to web mine a few [...]

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SEO Results - Alexa Rankings

Ever since I analyzed my blog’s traffic using data mining and neural nets and began implementing a lot of the SEO tips and tricks I’ve read, I started to see a steady rise in my Alexa Rankings. I was tickled pink to see that my weekly average broke through their 100,000 barrier this weekend! [...]

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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Data Mining

I posted about the power of Data Mining when analyzing your blog’s traffic and how to maximize your Google Adword advertising relative to your Adsense earnings, but I forgot to mention one critical thing! Search Engine Optimization (SEO)!
SEO is just a process to organize your blog, or website, in such a way that [...]

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Fundamental Data Neural Net Model

I’ve been reading Gauging Corporate Financial Results for a while now and really enjoy the site. I mentioned them in my Random Thoughts post on Friday as a further inspiration for my Fundamental Data Neural Net Model. Well inspiration did hit me last week when I remembered that when I data mined fundamental [...]

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Maximize Your Adsense By Data Mining Your Blog’s Traffic

If you’ve read my Build Your Blog Traffic Using Excel & Data Mining post, then you should be able to figure out what your busiest day is, what your most popular category is, and your optimal posts per day by now. If you haven’t read it, I highly suggest that you do because what you [...]

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Build Your Blog Traffic Using Excel & Data Mining

This past Saturday, I posted about using data mining to look for patterns in your blog traffic. I wrote that you can use something called an Excel Pivot Chart report to get a better feel for how your readers are interacting with your site. What I should’ve written was that you can use [...]

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