Data Mining Client/Server Dat abases

June 1996 / International What's New Software / Data Mining Client/Server Databases

XpertRule Profiler can discover pattern trees from database records. It works with SQL-based knowledge discovery technology and supports massive parallel architectures. The program automatically generates a graphical tree to profile patterns in data. It also provides immediate side-by-side graphs for viewing the data sets . Additionally, users can insert manual splits in the tree to analyze data according to new criteria. Profiler is available for Windows 3.1, Windows 95, and NT.
Price:    $5995. 

Contact:  Attar Software Limited, Leigh, Lancashire, U.K.

Phone:    +44 1942 608844

Fax:      +44 1942 601991

E-Mail:   
info@attar.co.uk


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