Here is a list of presentations at Oracle Open World and JavaOne in 2017, that will be given by people and partners based in Ireland. (I'll update this list if I find additional presentations) Day...
Oracle Open World 2017 will be happening very soon (1st-5th October). Still lots to do before I can get on that plane to San Francisco. This year I'll be giving 2 presentations (see table below). One...
Have you have found running a workflow in Oracle Data Miner slow or running the scripts in the database slow ? No. Good, because I haven't found it slow. But (there is always a but) it really depends...
A new feature for Oracle Data Mining (ODM) (part of SQL Developer 4.2) is the ability to schedule an ODM workflow to run a defined time or frequency. This blog post will bring you through the steps ne...
With the releases of 12.1 and 12.2 of Oracle Database we have seen some new functions that perform approximate calculations. These include: APPROX_COUNT_DISTINCT APPROX_COUNT_DISTINCT_DETAIL APPROX_...
This is the fifth part of series of blog posts on 'How the EU GDPR will affect the use of Machine Learning‘ Article 17 is titled Right of Erasure (right to be forgotten) allows a person to obtain the...
This is the fourth part of series of blog posts on 'How the EU GDPR will affect the use of Machine Learning‘ In this blog post (Part4b) I will examine some of the more technical aspects and how the i...
This is the fourth part of series of blog posts on 'How the EU GDPR will affect the use of Machine Learning‘ In this blog post (Part4a) I will discuss the specific issues relating to the use of machi...
If you use R then you are very familiar with the SUMMARY function. If you use R then you are very familiar with the name Hadley Wickham. He has produced some really cool packages for R. He has produc...
This is the third part of series of blog posts on 'How the EU GDPR will affect the use of Machine Learning‘ The new EU GDPR has some new requirements that will affect what data can be used to ensure ...
This is the second part of series of blog posts on 'How the EU GDPR will affect the use of Machine Learning‘ I have the data, so I can use it? Right? I can do what I want with that data? Right? (sure...
