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MARK3088

Product
Analytics
Tutorial 4
Week 5: Setting Up Orange For Learning
Agenda
• Install Orange data mining software
• Troubleshooting with tutor and classmates
• Basic function introduction
• Perform text analysis step by step with Orange

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Orange
Orange is a data mining and visualization
toolbox for novice and expert alike. To
explore data with Orange, one requires no
programming or in-depth mathematical
knowledge. The workflow-based data
science tools democratize data science by
hiding complex underlying mechanics and
exposing intuitive concepts. Anyone who
owns data, or is motivated to peek into
data, should have the means to do so.

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Install https://orangedatamining.com/

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Building Workflows
The core principle of Orange is visual programming, which means
each analytical step in contained within a “widget”.

Widgets are placed on the “canvas” and connected into an


analytical “workflow”, which is executed from left to right.

Output from one widget can be used as input to another.

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Let us start with a simple workflow

https://orange3.readthedocs.io/projects/orange-visual-
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Basic data exploration
A simple workflow to inspect the loaded dataset using “the Iris
flower data set” or Fisher's Iris data set which is a multivariate
data set used and made famous by the British statistician and
biologist Ronald Fisher.
How does the data look like?

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Quick check with common statistics and
visualization widgets

Let us check whether common


visualizations tell us anything
interesting.

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Saving your work (1/2)
You can save this workflow
using the File/Save menu and
share it with your colleagues.
Just don’t forget to put the data
files in the same directory as
the file with the workflow.

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Saving your work (2/2)
Widgets also have a Report button in their
bottom status bar, which you can use to keep
a log of your analysis. When you find
something interesting, just click it and the
graph will be added to your log. You can also
add reports from the widgets on the path to
this one, to make sure you don’t forget
anything relevant.
You can save the report as HTML or PDF, or a
report file that includes all workflow related
report items that you can later open in Orange.
In this way, you and your colleagues can
reproduce your analysis results.

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Widget Catalogue from Orange

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Sentiment
Analysis

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Preprocessing Text

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Word
Cloud

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Topic
Modelling

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What Did We Examine Today
• Learn about Orange data mining software
• Understand how to use Orange to explore data and save your work
• Understand methodology for text analysis

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What’s
next?

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QUESTIONS?
 Consultations: upon request
• Request via email

 Email:
• Response within 24hr, on weekdays

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Thank you!

See you in week 7  20

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