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• Embrace R @ SQL Nexus 2017 & SQL Saturday #626

  R is the hottest topic in SQL Server 2016. If you want to learn how to use it for advanced analytics, join my seminar at SQL Nexus conference on my 1st in Copenhagen. Although there is still nearly a month before the seminar, there are less than half Read More... Posted Sunday, April 2, 2017 10:47 AM by Dejan Sarka | 0 Comments Filed under: Data Mining, statistics, data analysis, sql server, supervised methods, unsupervised method, patterns, fraud detection, O'Reilly, data overview, data preparation, Community Event, Conference, constraints, machine learning, R, market basket analysis, association rules, clustering, SVM, Naive Bayes, Decision Trees, Neural Network, Logistic Regression, SQL Nexus

• Data Mining Algorithms – Pluralsight Course

  This is a bit different post in the series about the data mining and machine learning algorithms. This time I am honored and humbled to announce that my fourth Pluralsight course is alive. This is the Data Mining Algorithms in SSAS, Excel, and R course. Read More... Posted Thursday, July 30, 2015 10:00 AM by Dejan Sarka | 0 Comments Filed under: Data Mining, data analysis, course, sql server, supervised methods, unsupervised method, fraud detection, Pluralsight, machine learning, R, market basket analysis, association rules, clustering, SVM, anomaly detection

• Data Mining Algorithms – Association Rules

  The Association Rules algorithm is specifically designed for use in market basket analyses. This knowledge can additionally help in identifying cross-selling opportunities and in arranging attractive packages of products. This is the most popular algorithm Read More... Posted Tuesday, March 10, 2015 4:19 PM by Dejan Sarka | 2 Comments Filed under: business intelligence, data analysis, continuous learning, Data Modeling, machine learning, market basket analysis, association rules