December 1, 2006 (BOSTON, US/AALBORG, DK)
Two years since our project's inception, Patterns and Predictions(TM) version 1.5 is now available. The newest version mainly refines the usability and learning curve for the tool. Newest features:
The PHJ GUI has been refined, particularly with regards to the flow of the starting FCOJ Wizard, as well as the addition of a directory parser to speed data collection.
A non-optional argument was added to the 'ph' command enabling the manual naming of models.
An option was added to disable discretization of numeric variables.
A new case study in the prediction of Influenza risk
factors. The free case study and all associated materials
can be found at the project
page.
Other Announcements:
We have decided to focus on refering to our tool as 'Patterns and Predictions' with a new website due out shortly.
We are very interested in testimonials from users of version 1.5 or earlier. Please email us if you have a review!
Patterns and Predictions(TM) Trial v1.5 will continue
to be a full featured free research tool for
individual non-commercial use. Available
here.
Patterns and Predictions(TM) Research Professional distribution
(available at here )
includes:
Support (Full, 1 year)
Hierarchy modeling (Latent Variables)
Accuracy functions (K-Fold)
Unstructured Data Interpretation (Patent Pending)
Non-Windows platform builds (such as UNIX)
For more information, contact:
Chris Poulin, Project Leader, Poulin-Hugin Tel.: +1.617.755.9049 chris@poulinhugin.com
