Oracle Data Mining provides both a PL/SQL and a Java API for creating
supervised and unsupervised data mining models. The two APIs are fully
interoperable, so that a model can be created with one API and then modified
or applied using the other API. The Java API is an Oracle implementation
of the JDM 1.0 standard, in compliance with the JSR-73 standards extension
framework. For information about JDM, visit the
JSR-73 Data Mining API page of the Java Community Process Web Site.
Sample Code Demonstrating Oracle 11.1 Data Mining (230KB)
These files include sample programs in
PL/SQL and Java illustrating each of the algorithms supported
by Oracle Data Mining 11.1. There are examples of automatic data preparation
and data transformations
appropriate for each algorithm. Several programs illustrate
the text transformation and text mining process.
Sample Code Demonstrating Oracle 10.2 supporting Text Mining (17MB)
Oracle Data Mining's powerful text mining
capabilities are illustrated with a text mining demonstration
using Medline (bibliographic medical literature database). Combined
with Oracle Text to preprocess the data, extract themes and
gists, and provide a thesaurus and knowledgebase, Oracle Data
Mining can automatically classify and cluster unstructured (text)
documents.
Sample Code Demonstrating Oracle 10.2 Data Mining (400KB)
These files include sample programs in
PL/SQL and Java illustrating each of the algorithms supported
by Oracle Data Mining. There are examples of data transformations
appropriate for each algorithm. Several programs illustrate
the text transformation and text mining process.
Sample Code and Data Demonstrating Oracle 10.1 Data Mining (18MB)
These files include sample programs in
PL/SQL and Java illustrating each of the algorithms supported
by Oracle Data Mining. Also included are the required datasets. There are examples of data transformations
appropriate for each algorithm. Several programs illustrate
the text transformation and text mining process. Unzip the file into
the install location at $ORACLE_HOME/dm.