Abstract
This chapter reveals that the Java Data Mining (JDM) standard defines Java interfaces to enable application designers and developers to develop comprehensive data mining solutions that are also portable across multiple data mining engines (DMEs). JDM objects are primarily divided into data specification, settings, model, task, and test metrics. For each mining function and algorithm, this chapter defines separate packages, which also contain related objects. Since vendors will usually not implement all JDM features, conformance to the standard is a la carte, allowing a vendor to choose among a subset of features. JDM provides the ability to explore the capabilities of a DME at runtime to implement a portable code. Designing a vendor-neutral standard application programming interface (API) involves many constructive altercations to find a common ground where all participants can agree on the standard. Despite being widely used across many industries to solve business problems, previously there was no data mining standard for Java that allowed applications to include data mining solutions that were portable across multiple (DMEs).
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