My colleague, Justin Rasband, and I have been working on an exciting new project. We are converting a legacy relational database to a NEO4J graph…
Tag: KNIME
I was recently tasked with ingesting several large zip files (over 5G) into our Anticipatory Intelligence tool workflow. When processing files for our tool we…
Comparing CSV Files Using KNIME I was recently tasked with retrieving a file from a website for use in our anticipatory analysis tool. The file…
In our advanced predictive analytics platform, we rely on KNIME for virtually all of our ETL needs and large portions of our modeling. A single…
When developing stand-alone workflows for my past KNIME related blog entries, I’ve often distributed their associated source data files by embedding them right in the…
My wife has a PhD in Global Public Health and her career has brought me and our two children all over the world. Many years…
Welcome to the fourth and final entry in my series on the dice game called Farkle. In parts one and two I covered the basic rules…
In my previous two blog postings in this series, I’ve covered the basics of the dice game Farkle and developed a simple way of modeling…
In the first part of this blog series, I introduced the dice game called Farkle and explored some of its basic statistics related to the…
My wife and I love to Farkle and it drives our kids crazy. Don’t be offended; Farkle is a dice game played with six dice…
In my previous blog posting, I started to explore what it would take to teach a machine learning model how to throw a virtual football…
With the Super Bowl just around the corner here in the United States, I recently found myself trying to think of a football-themed blog posting. …
KNIME and the JSON Format The JSON data-interchange format is a widespread data format roughly comparable with XML. KNIME has excellent interoperability with data in…
I have been a full-time telecommuter over 18 years so when I am not on a conference call, I am usually listening to music while…
I believe that parents fall into two categories during the holiday season. Those who are buying Legos by the pound with the belief they are…
Continuing the holiday theme of my previous blog entry, today I decided to write a quick post on how to generate fractal snowflakes using KNIME,…
With the holiday season in the United States rapidly approaching, I thought I’d have some fun with this blog posting. So rather than giving you…
I was recently tasked with loading a lot of historical json files into a database. I wanted to use KNIME to create a repeatable workflow…
In my previous blog posting, I introduced an issue we were having with seemingly random intermittent failures using Amazon Web Services’ Athena backed by a…
I recently came across a situation where I needed to load a couple of table partitions. I wanted to automate this process and have a…