Presentation Type
Presentation
Conference Track
User Experience/Understanding Users
Description
In this presentation, I will introduce various aspects of data mining using three open-source technologies: OpenRefine, Rapid Miner, and Voyant Tools. The goal is to better organize and understand data that is freely available or that is provided by your vendor. In order to do so, I demonstrate how to pull relevant data from a website, use text processing operators, and display data using multiple visualization tools. Level: Beginner.
Learning Outcomes
Learn how to grab relevant data from a website with OpenRefine
Learn how to use text processing operators in Rapid Miner
Learn how to use various tools in Voyant to display data analysis
Better understand discovery layer search string data
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Start Date
3-30-2018 2:15 PM
End Date
3-30-2018 3:00 PM
Persistent Identifier
http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/24333
An Introduction to Data Mining with Open-Source Technologies
In this presentation, I will introduce various aspects of data mining using three open-source technologies: OpenRefine, Rapid Miner, and Voyant Tools. The goal is to better organize and understand data that is freely available or that is provided by your vendor. In order to do so, I demonstrate how to pull relevant data from a website, use text processing operators, and display data using multiple visualization tools. Level: Beginner.
Comments/Notes
Room: ML 160