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Michal Karm Babacek

School pet project on real-time data mining and analysis. Handouts: http://urbangaming.cz/share/claw.pdf

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project Claw
PV243 Advanced Java technologies
Michal Karm Babacek
Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University
2014-06-18
ver.: git commit b5909b5, 2014-06-18, by Karm, karm@email.cz

project Claw
Michal Karm
Babacek
What is it good for?
Technologies
Success vs. Failure
Outlook
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Outline
1 What is it good for?
2 Technologies
3 Success vs. Failure
4 Outlook
5 References
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Mission
• Intelligence gathering
• Real-time data mining
• Supervised machine learning
• Possibly inspired by Palantir n
• ...on a microscopic scale
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Tech — overview, P2P
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Tech — data collection
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Tech — in memory cache
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Tech — cache store
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Tech — hibernate seach
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Tech — ML Weka
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Tech — real-time visuals
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Implemented — small pilot
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• Play with Weka and integrate it
• Add more data sources
• Visualize with Processing
• OpenShift
• Docker?
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Inﬁnispan inﬁnispan.org
WildFly wildﬂy.org
Hibernate — search hibernate.org/search
Weka cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka
Palantir palantir.com
Processing processing.org
Mongo DB mongodb.org
Postgre SQL postgresql.org
Twitter API dev.twitter.com
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Claw | data centric expert system

1. project Claw PV243 Advanced Java technologies Michal Karm Babacek Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University 2014-06-18 ver.: git commit b5909b5, 2014-06-18, by Karm, karm@email.cz

2. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Outline 1 What is it good for? 2 Technologies 3 Success vs. Failure 4 Outlook 5 References 2 / 13

3. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Mission • Intelligence gathering • Real-time data mining • Supervised machine learning • Possibly inspired by Palantir n • ...on a microscopic scale 3 / 13

4. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Mission • Intelligence gathering • Real-time data mining • Supervised machine learning • Possibly inspired by Palantir n • ...on a microscopic scale 3 / 13

5. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Mission • Intelligence gathering • Real-time data mining • Supervised machine learning • Possibly inspired by Palantir n • ...on a microscopic scale 3 / 13

6. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Mission • Intelligence gathering • Real-time data mining • Supervised machine learning • Possibly inspired by Palantir n • ...on a microscopic scale 3 / 13

7. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Mission • Intelligence gathering • Real-time data mining • Supervised machine learning • Possibly inspired by Palantir n • ...on a microscopic scale 3 / 13

8. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Tech — overview, P2P 4 / 13

9. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Tech — data collection 5 / 13

10. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Tech — in memory cache 6 / 13

11. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Tech — cache store 7 / 13

12. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Tech — hibernate seach 8 / 13

13. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Tech — ML Weka 9 / 13

14. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Tech — real-time visuals 10 / 13

15. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Implemented — small pilot 11 / 13

16. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References Outlook • Play with Weka and integrate it • Add more data sources • Visualize with Processing • OpenShift • Docker? 12 / 13

17. project Claw Michal Karm Babacek What is it good for? Technologies Success vs. Failure Outlook References References Infinispan infinispan.org WildFly wildfly.org Hibernate — search hibernate.org/search Weka cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka Palantir palantir.com Processing processing.org Mongo DB mongodb.org Postgre SQL postgresql.org Twitter API dev.twitter.com 13 / 13

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