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Edith Ohri replied to E. David Zotter's discussion Where should we start?
"Where are you standing today with the project?   I think that the 4 categories may interlink. Fraudulent Patterns, Incentives, Resource leveling, and Projections – all benefit from being able to identify the phenomena and key factors of…"
May 10, 2012
Edith Ohri commented on Amy's group European Chapter
"Glad to join in, from Tel Aviv Israel. Big Data is the thing.  "
Jan 16, 2012
Edith Ohri replied to Vincent Granville's discussion What is the difference between statistical computing and data mining?
"Strange my answer disappeared; here again: Data mining is everything that Statistics is not, conceptually and practically. 1. Data mining role is to define hypotheses, to be run later by Statistics. 2. DM is algorithms while Statistics is a set of…"
Jun 11, 2011
Edith Ohri replied to Vincent Granville's discussion INFORMS Data Mining Contest 2010 in the group Data Mining Competitions
"No prize pay, no gain"
Sep 21, 2010
Edith Ohri replied to Kenneth Kennedy's discussion Data sets in the group Card / Banking Analytics
"If you find any reasonable dataset, I'd love to sink my program into it as well and then maybe exchange views."
Jul 22, 2010
Edith Ohri replied to Titus's discussion Why 4062 and 1031 are the most expensive numbers to purchase on Google? Read on to find out in the group Web Analytics
"Most interesting. Could you write a description of the words above next to their symbols?"
Jul 19, 2010
Edith Ohri replied to Theodore Omtzigt's discussion Industry breakdowns of CTR and bounce rate in the group Web Analytics
"I'd try first to do data mining on the audience database + any previous survey in the past year or two. The analysis should bring up patterns, some of which may indicate HIDDEN POTENTIAL MARKET. Also, each pattern is characterized by a number…"
Jul 12, 2010
Edith Ohri replied to Vincent Granville's discussion AnalyticBridge competition: investigate the spectacular stock market collapse of May 6, 2010 in the group Data Mining Competitions
"Thanks, it is an axcellent site"
Jun 29, 2010

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Short Bio:
Complex-and-unsupervised analytics specialist; the developer of GT data mining analytics, Founder &CEO of Procedureware.
Currently engaged in SaaS type projects, and extending GT for extensive data analytics.
GT development started in 2002, Singapore.
Education: Industrial & Management Engineer, from the Thechnion in Haifa Israel, MS in Economic Systems from NY Polytechnic.
My Website or LinkedIn Profile (URL):
http://users.actcom.co.il/~edit
Field of Expertise:
Data Mining, Industrial Statistics, Medical Statistics, Other
Years of Experience in Analytical Role:
Full time since 2002
Professional Status:
Technical, Manager, Other
Interests:
Networking, Other
What is your Favorite Data Mining or Analytical Website?
http://users.actcom.co.il/~edit
Your Company:
Procedureware
Industry:
Data Mining analytics
How did you find out about AnalyticBridge?
Web forums

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At 7:13am on September 16, 2008, Edith Ohri said…
The fall of the Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch - two companies rich in BI tools, calls for questioning the validity of those tools.
Anybody knows which were the BI solutions that served in them?
To my mind, giving early warning about critical situations, is the ultimate test of a BI system. For a long time I say that statistics based analytics cannot perform this crucial test task. What we witness now may be the sad realization of that.

And a personal note: my solution, GT data mining, is not based on statistics, which enables it to interpret the data independently of users' assumptions.

- Edith
At 7:24am on February 20, 2008, Edith Ohri said…
Information is my business :)
At 7:09am on February 20, 2008, Ena Chowdhury said…
or shall I send it to u?
At 7:08am on February 20, 2008, Ena Chowdhury said…
How did you get my email
 
 
 

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