"ZULFIQAR SYED" <DRSQLnospam2005@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> It looks like you can NOT do text mining in standard edition...
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> "anonymous_user@sqlserverdatamining.com" wrote:
>
>> According to this website
>> (http://www.microsoft.com/sql/prodinfo/features/compare-features.mspx )
>> there are data mining advanced features present in the Enterprise but not
>> in the the Standard edition. Which are those feautres? Are there any
>> other differences? Can I develop and test models with all 9 algorithmns
>> in Standard edition? Do I have access to all the graphic features?
>>

"Jamie MacLennan (MS)" <jamiemac@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> In general the difference is in how much you can tune the algorithms but
> most functionality is still in standard.
>
> Off the top of my head the differences are:
>
> * Additional tuning parameters available for algorithms
> * 5000 item limit for AR in standard
> * Higher degree of parallism in enterprise (e.g. models in a structure
> process sequentially in standard, in parallel in enterprise, etc.)
> * Text Mining in enterprise
> * Plug-in algorithms in enterprise
> * Cross-predict in Time Series
>
> Note that developer edition has all the features of enterprise, but is
> licensed only for application development.
>
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>
> -Jamie MacLennan
> SQL Server Data Mining
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> "ZULFIQAR SYED" <DRSQLnospam2005@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:F960B0EF-1FBF-4D46-B924-46A59BBC8C43@microsoft.com...
>> It looks like you can NOT do text mining in standard edition...
>> --
>> http://zulfiqar.typepad.com
>> BSEE, MCP
>>
>>
>> "anonymous_user@sqlserverdatamining.com" wrote:
>>
>>> According to this website
>>> (http://www.microsoft.com/sql/prodinfo/features/compare-features.mspx )
>>> there are data mining advanced features present in the Enterprise but
>>> not in the the Standard edition. Which are those feautres? Are there any
>>> other differences? Can I develop and test models with all 9 algorithmns
>>> in Standard edition? Do I have access to all the graphic features?
>>>
>
>