Ajay Ohri

Its succinct and beautiful and describes all of the Data Mining you want to read in one Map (actually 4 images painstakingly assembled with perfection)

The best thing is- in the original map- even the sub items are click-able for specifics like Pie Chart and Stacked Column chart are not in one simple drop down like Charts- but rather by nature of the kind of variables that lead to these charts. For doing that- you would need to go to the site itself- ( see http://chem-eng.utoronto.ca/~datamining/dmc/categorical_variables.htm

http://chem-eng.utoronto.ca/~datamining/dmc/categorical_numerical.htm

Again- there is no mention of the data visualization software used to create the images but I think I can take a hint from the Software Page which says software used are-

Software

Weka Data Mining Software

Image via Wikipedia
RapidMiner
Orange
KNIME
Microsoft Bayesian Network Editor

See it on your own-online book (c)Professor S. Sayad

Really good DIY tutorial

http://chem-eng.utoronto.ca/~datamining/dmc/data_mining_map.htm

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Machine Addictions

in the middle of essential and inevitable tasks
restless inner conscience wakens and asks
stuck again today to the computer are we now
please remind me this state we reached how

oh we had bills to pay student loans to repay
once we got hooked t’was easy to be carried away
just a matter of time before inevitable voices query
this is my machine that I want to marry

I spend more time with him/her as it is
the Machinery is devoted with focused loyalties
meanwhile the non machine world goes round
strives forth on things less profound

as we stroke the keys and click the mouse
machine addictions will only add to human grouse

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RWui :Creating R Web Interfaces on the go

Here is a great R application created by http://sysbio.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk

R Wui for creating R Web Interfaces

its been there for some time now- but presumably R Apache is more well known.

From-

http://sysbio.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/Rwui/tutorial/Rwui_Rnews_final.pdf

The web application Rwui is used to create web interfaces for running R scripts. All the code is generated automatically so that a fully functional web interface for an R script can be downloaded and up and running in a matter of minutes.

Rwui is aimed at R script writers who have scripts that they want people unversed in R to use. The script writer uses Rwui to create a web application that will run their R script. Rwui allows the script writer to do this without them having to do any web application programming, because Rwui generates all the code for them.

The script writer designs the web application to run their R script by entering information on a sequence of web pages. The script writer then downloads the application they have created and installs it on their own server.

http://sysbio.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/Rwui/tutorial/Technical_Report.pdf

The web application Rwui is used to create web interfaces

for running R scripts. All the code is generated

automatically so that a fully functional web interface

for an R script can be downloaded and up and running

in a matter of minutes.

Rwui is aimed at R script writers who have

scripts that they want people unversed in R to use.

The script writer uses Rwui to create a web application

that will run their R script. Rwui allows the

script writer to do this without them having to do

any web application programming, because Rwui

generates all the code for them.

The script writer designs the web application to

run their R script by entering information on a sequence

of web pages. The script writer then downloads

the application they have created and installs

it on their own server. This is a simple matter of

copying one le from the download onto the server.and http://sysbio.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/Rwui/continue.do

Features of web applications created by Rwui

Whole range of input items available if required – text boxes, checkboxes, file upload etc.
Facility for uploading of an arbitrary number of files (for example, microarray replicates).
Facility for grouping uploaded files (for example, into ‘Diseased’ and ‘Control’ microarray data files).
Results files displayed on results page and available for download.
Results files can be e-mailed to the user.
Interactive results files using image maps.
Repeat analyses with different parameters and data files – new results added to results list, as a link to the corresponding results page.
Real time progress information (text or graphical) displayed when running the application.

Requirements

In order to use the completed web applications created by Rwui you will need:

A Java webserver such as Tomcat version 5.5 or later.
Java version 1.5
R – a version compatible with your R script(s).

Using Rwui

Using Rwui to create a web application for an R script simply involves:

Entering details about your Rscript on a sequence of web pages.
Rwui is quite flexible so you can backtrack, edit and insert, as you design your application.
Rwui then generates the web application, which is Java based and platform independent.
The application can be downloaded either as a .zip or .tgz file.
Unpacked, the download contains all the source code and a .war file.
Once the .war file is copied to the Tomcat webapps directory, the application is ready to use.
Application details are saved in an ‘application definition file’ for reuse and modification.

Interested-

go click and check out a new web app from http://sysbio.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/Rwui/ in a matter of minutes

Also see

http://sysbio.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/Rwui/tutorial/quick_tour.html