Business Objects Software Limited

Satinder Singh

Paul O'Hara

Malte Christian Kaufmann

Ying Wu

Paul Pallath

Esther Rodrigo Ortiz

Cathal McGovern

Michael Golden

Vlad Zat

Girish Kalasa Ganesh Pai

Jayanta Roy

Jiazheng Li

Ronan O'Connell

Kerry O'Connor

Robbie O'Brien

Systems and methods include reception of a set of data including continuous features and a discrete feature, each continuous feature associated with a plurality of values and the discrete feature associated with a plurality of discrete values, determine, for each continuous feature, a relationship factor representing a relationship between the discrete feature and the continuous feature based on the plurality of values associated with the continuous feature and the plurality of discrete values, identify one of the continuous features associated with a largest one of the determined relationship factors, generate, for each of the other features, a correlation factor representing a correlation between the continuous feature and the identified continuous feature, determine, for each of the continuous features other than the identified continuous feature, a composite relationship score based on the relationship factor and the correlation factor associated with the feature, and present a visualization associated with the discrete feature, the identified continuous feature, and a continuous feature associated with a largest composite relationship score.

Composite relationship discovery framework

The disclosure generally describes computer-implemented methods, software, and systems, including a method for generating executable components. One method includes identifying a user request to create a new function based pre-existing algorithms, the new function to be used in an application used by a user; providing a set of available algorithms from an algorithm library; receiving a selection by a user of an algorithm from the available algorithms; providing a set of available parameters associated with the selected algorithm; receiving an election by the user of one or more parameters from the set of available parameters; generating an executable component in response to receiving the selection of the algorithm and the election of the one or more parameters, the executable component performing the selected algorithm using at least the elected one or more parameters; and storing the executable component for subsequent execution in response to the requested new function.

Automated approach for integrating automated function library functions and algorithms in predictive analytics

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Lucan, Ireland

Satinder Singh