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Predictive Analytics as a Service in the Amazon EC2
Started this discussion. Last reply by Alex Guazzelli Dec 17, 2008. 2 Replies 0 Likes
VP of Analytics, Zementis Inc.
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- Company:
- Zementis
- Seniority:
- Director
- Job Function:
- Business Analytics, Predictive Modeling, Data Mining, Artificial Intelligence, Other, Finance
- Short Bio:
- I have been working on the data mining field for over 20 years. My company, Zementis, is now offering a version of its ADAPA Scoring Engine as a Service on the Amazon Cloud and IBM SmartCloud. I believe ADAPA represents a revolution in data mining since it allows for fast and easy deployment of predictive models in real-time in a very cost-effective way.
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- http://www.zementis.com
- Interests:
- Networking, Other
About my work and Zemenis ...
Zementis, Inc. is a software company focused on predictive analytics and advanced decisioning technology. We combine science and software to create superior business and industrial solutions for our clients.
Our products include ADAPA® (Adaptive Decision and Predictive Analytics), a lightweight decision engine that offers at its core batch and real-time scoring of predictive models as well as fast execution of business rules. Zementis has launched ADAPA® on the Amazon Compute Cloud (EC2) and as iGoogle Gadgets.
ADAPA® is a PMML-compliant application. It consumes PMML 3.2 for a variety of predictive techniques. It also implements all the PMML built-in functions and data transformations.
For more on PMML and ADAPA, please visit our support blogs.
Our products include ADAPA® (Adaptive Decision and Predictive Analytics), a lightweight decision engine that offers at its core batch and real-time scoring of predictive models as well as fast execution of business rules. Zementis has launched ADAPA® on the Amazon Compute Cloud (EC2) and as iGoogle Gadgets.
ADAPA® is a PMML-compliant application. It consumes PMML 3.2 for a variety of predictive techniques. It also implements all the PMML built-in functions and data transformations.
For more on PMML and ADAPA, please visit our support blogs.
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The Netflix Prize, Occam's Razor and PMML
Posted on May 7, 2012 at 10:54am 0 Comments 0 Likes
I just finished reading an excellent posting on the Netflix Tech Blog by Xavier Amatriain and Justin Basilico. Entitled "Netflix Recommendations: Beyond the 5 stars (Part 1)", it gives a very nice account of the actual application of the 107 algorithms submitted as the winner solution to the…
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thnx for your answer. Ok but now I want to know is it technically possible i.e. one can make a software or code for converting PMML model in any specific language. Please guide me.
I want to know whether it is possible to convert a PMML code to any other language like c.c++, visual basic either manualll or automatically.
Please guide me.
I look forward to having a useful discussion with members.
Tadaoki
There's a new Group, R-Project and Other Free Software Tools that you should check out...
Ron
Thank you so much for inviting me and starting PMML discussion. This is wonderful.
SPSS products export many PMML model types and consume them too.
Have a great day.
Svetlana.
Yes- I will join this group.. this is an awesome site !
Fair Isaac's Model Builder product supports the generation of PMML and their Blaze Advisor(tm) business rules management system is a valid consumer. Also I think Pegasystems can consume PMML as can Chordiant Decision Manager.
Thanks for starting this group. Hopefully we'll see some interesting discussions. Weka has only limited import support for PMML so far (three model types). My plans are to expand this in the near future and then move on to consider exporting PMML.
Cheers,
Mark.
How are you? I just joined the PMML group. I will keep an eye on it. Thanks a lot for the invite. Have a great weekend!
Vicky