MIAMI -- Salford Systems, the authority in data mining and predictive analytics software, unveiled its new Salford Predictive Modeler (SPM)™ software suite at NCDM 2010 here today. SPM provides businesses, institutions and government agencies with a highly accurate, ultra-fast platform for developing predictive, descriptive and analytical models from large and complex databases. SPM technology dramatically accelerates accurate, robust model generation by automatically sifting through such databases to isolate significant patterns and relationships. Yet the program is easy to use for both technical and nontechnical users.

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Salford Predictive Modeling Suite (SPM) includes CART, MARS, TreeNet, and RandomForests, and powerful new automation and modeling capabilities not found elsewhere.

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• SPM introduces unique automation techniques.
• SPM allows the modeler to customize the automation throughout the model-building process.
• SPM facilitates the use of data mining and predictive analytics by non-experts and gives unprecedented power for experts.

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SAN DIEGO - Dr. Falk Huettmann, a wildlife ecologist and professor at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks, has written a report entitled Future of Alaska in which he forecasts how climate change, human activities, natural disasters and cataclysmic events might affect Alaska’s ecosystem over the next 100 years.

MIAMI – For the first time since its release, Salford Systems will train analysts on the advanced and novel features of its Predictive Modeling Suite. An Introduction to SPM is one of the featured computer training workshops included at the 2011 Joint Statistical Meetings in Miami Beach, Fla.

SAN DIEGO – A recent study confirms that a 17-gene genomic biomarker, identified by Salford Systems’ data mining algorithm TreeNet®, enables the Epidermal Genetic Information Retrieval (EGIR) method to detect melanoma accurately.