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Hey guys,

So as part of my final year project in college I must develop a website which I have decided to do in Visual Studio so I'll be utilising C#. From what I've read RapidMiner integrates extremely well with Java and I'm wondering what's the best way about going to integrate it into my C# code once I have the model built.
Essentially what I'm trying to do with RapidMiner is perform sentiment analysis on live data from the web and then just display the results to a user if that helps.

Any help is greatly appreciated,

Tom.

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JEdward

As it's a website & you're in college then you should be able to get RapidMiner Server under an academic licence.

This means you can turn your RapidMiner processes into webservices & just consume them with your website. Easy.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972326.aspx (Here's a guide on .NET)

tomnolan95

Hey man,

Thanks for the link I'll definitely check it out.
Sorry I'm totally new to RapidMiner, it was recommended to me by a lecturer. I'm also relatively new to the whole area of machine learning in general, it's a project I undertook basically to broaden my knowledge and I just wanted to do something new. Is there a best way to get started with RapidMiner? As in are there any really good tutorials that will give me a solid grounding on how to get started with this and progress onto being able to develop a model to do Sentiment Analysis or is the best way to really get started lurking on forums and just reading what people have to say?

I really appreciated to help,

Tom.

MartinLiebig

Hi Tom,

those videos might be a good first step: http://docs.rapidminer.com/studio/getting-started/
For text mining i would recommend this: http://vancouverdata.blogspot.de/2010/11/text-analytics-with-rapidminer-loading.html

~Martin

tomnolan95

Thanks for the reply Martin, will be sure to check those out.

Tom.