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Subgroup discovery toolkit for Orange



Please also check the subgroup discovery toolkit for RapidMiner here.

Description

The subgroup discovery toolkit for Orange implements three algorithms for subgroup discovery: SD, CN2-SD and Apriori-SD, two visualization methods: the BAR and the ROC visualization and six evaluation measures for subgroup discovery.

It is distributed free under GPL and can be downloaded from this web page.

Requirements

One needs to have Orange installed and working. Orange is available for download here.
In order for the PMML functionality to work, one also needs to have pyxml installed. The version for Python 2.6 for Linux users is available here and for Windows users here.

Download

Subgroup discovery windows setup file for Orange for Python 2.6: SubgroupDiscoveryToolkit-1.1.3.win32.exe (released on August 8, 2011).

The Subgroup discovery toolkit can be downloaded SubgroupDiscoveryToolkit-1.1.3.zip and unziped in the folder c:\Python26\Lib\site-packages\Orange\OrangeWidgets\

An old version for Orange 1.0 can be found here.

Installation

  1. Double-click the downloaded file. When/If prompted to choose the Python folder, choose Python2.6.
  2. Run OrangeCanvas: A new "tab" named SubgroupDiscovery should appear in Orange canvas and the tool is ready to be used.

Screenshots

Subgroup discovery schema 1:

Screenshot of schema 1

Subgroup BAR vizualization from Schema 1:

Screenshot of the BAR vizualization

Subgroup ROC vizualization from Schema 1:

Screenshot of the ROC vizualization

Scatter plot vizualization from Schema 1:

Screenshot of the Scatterplot

Subgroup discovery evaluation schema:

Screenshot of subgroup discovery evaluation schema:

Subgroup evaluation from the evaluation schema:

Subgroup evaluation from the evaluation schema

Authors

Petra Kralj Novak(1), Nada Lavrač(1)
Implemented by Petra Kralj Novak(1) with the help of the Orange team(2).
Vid Podpečan(1), Grega Podlesek, Robert Ravnik, Miha Rojko and Anže Vavpetič(1) also contributed in the implementation.

  1. Department of Knowledge Technologies, Jožef Stefan Institute
    Jamova 39, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
  2. Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Faculty of Computer and Information Science, University of Ljubljana
    Tržaška 25, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia

Contact

Petra Kralj Novak
phone: +386 1 477 36 57
e-mail: Petra.Kralj.Novak@ijs.si

Last update: 2012/08/08