Open Source Data Mining Software [closed]

Question

I was wondering; what is the best open source software that I can use for non-binary association rule generations. I need a non-binary implementation because converting my currently non-binary data to binary data would not give the desired results.

Thanks and can't wait to here your comments!

Answer 1

Try the Orange data mining toolkit.

http://www.ailab.si/orange/

Answer 2

Also take a look at Weka

Answer 3

Check out:

RapidMiner

and

R with Rattle

Answer 4

Try Data Mining SDK.

Answer 5

These days I like Knime. See http://knime.org.

Answer 6

you could even try another one called Tanagra http://eric.univ-lyon2.fr/~ricco/tanagra/en/tanagra.html

Its mainly for research purpose but works well and has good tutorials here http://data-mining-tutorials.blogspot.com

Answer 7

I have an open-source software named SPMF with more than 130 algorithms related to association rules mining, frequent itemset mining, sequential rule mining and sequential pattern mining. You can check my webpage for more details and to download it:

It is Java source code. It has a simple graphical user interface. It also has many specialized algorithms that you will not find in other data mining software.