Tutorials

Welcome to Neural Market Trend’s “Tutorials” lesson page. Here you can learn how to build predictive trend model using neural nets and artificial intelligence (AI), use Genetic Algorithms, and build analytic trend systems in Excel. Be sure to visit my entire set of lessons by selecting the tutorial category!

Rapidminer Sample Processes

Rapidminer 5.0 Video Tutorials

 

 

 

Rapidminer 4.0 Video Tutorials (see above for new video tutorials)

 

Build a basic Neural Classification Model (YALE/RapidMiner)

Build a basic prediction model (YALE/RapidMiner)

Genetic and Evolutionary Modeling

Excel Models

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21 Responses to Tutorials

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  6. MONISH says:

    Hi Thomas

    When will you post the remaining lecture video for RapidMiner Video Tutorials.
    Looking forward for it.

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  8. datakid1 says:

    Thanks. That was very useful.
    you might be interested to take a look at the collection of tutorials and videos on RAPIDMINER.
    Tutorials:http://www.dataminingtools.net/browsetutorials.php?tag=rapidminer
    Videos:http://www.dataminingtools.net/videos.php?id=10

  9. Quan says:

    Thank you very much. I am newbie in datamining and I have never been able to do any work till I get these video tutorial on rapidminer 5. Now, I can use it for my research. Your tutorial is really great and helpfull.

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  11. Hi Tom,
    Thanks alot for very nice videos. i watch all of 10 video of rapidminer 5, my problem is working with logfiles and making my favorite pre-processing or analyzing in terms on sessions , is it any facility in rapid miner related to my goal that can help me?
    Thanks alot for your answer

  12. wumo says:

    Hi Tom,
    A zillion thanks for introducing rapidminer. I would have never thought about using those I learned years ago for trading, even though I use weka at work.

    My small question: Is it possible to draw chart within rapidminer?

  13. Marvin says:

    Has anyone seen a case where the operator won’t slide into the process window? I’m trying to use the forecasting performance operator but it won’t drag or insert by right clicking. An error stating “operator can not be constructed ….. set horizon(I)V” Any ideas?

  14. Rita says:

    Hi Thomas,
    Where can I download your original written tutorial you mention in your videos?

  15. Thomas Ott says:

    See this page for links to the written YALE/Rapidmner tutorials blog posts. The original ones were in written form but are very outdated now because RM has gone under heavy changes.

  16. Sukhoi47 says:

    Hi guy. Your video-tutorials are excellent. I downloaded those about rapidminer to keep as reference.
    I am trying to use it to predict stock market too. Good job!

  17. Thomas Ott says:

    Thanks! Good luck!

  18. Hamid says:

    These videos are very interesting and useful.
    Thank’s Thomas, keep going.

  19. Tom says:

    Thanks, I’ll try.

  20. irfan says:

    thanks a lot mr. thomas ,.. Your tutorial is really great and helpfull.

  21. Vaishak says:

    Hello Thomas,
    Your tutorials are really wonderful. I tried using them and they were really helpful.
    I have a small problem at the moment for which I am seeking solution. Any help would be appreciated.
    1) Which would be the best algorithm/operator in rapid miner that could help predict 5 outputs from a set of inputs.
    I have tried using neural nets but id doesnt give me an accuracy as expected. Now I am playing with evolutionary algorithms to help select best inputs for my neural network.
    2) My inputs are not numbers. They are mainly character data type. How can evolutionary algorithm be used to weigh these type of inputs based on a status attribute (which unlike the gold status in your example has 5 values namely active, terminated, withdraw, pause, dropout)
    Regards

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