Workflows

Example of Execute_SQL_Query with parameters (1)

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This workflow connects to a mysql on localhost, queries the "world" database which is one of the test databases on MySQL 5.5, queries it about which countries have Dutch as a language, and emits answers in both Lists and in xml. This workflow is intended as an example to help you see the syntax for the various inputs to this local service beanshell. see: http://www.mygrid.org.uk/dev/wiki/display/taverna/Execute+SQL+Query for instructions on jars, dependencies etc. The jar used he...

Created: 2012-03-16 | Last updated: 2012-03-16

Credits: Helen Hulme

localhost Tesseract-Ocrad comparison (3)

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Simple demo workflow, for use with a standalone (localhost) version of the DAE platform. Compares Tesseract and Ocrad OCR results. For demonstration reasons and ease of use, this workflow has hardcoded username/password values. This is, obviously, very bad, but since it relates only to a sandboxed virtual server, potential damage is null.

Created: 2012-03-16 | Last updated: 2012-05-16

Credits: Bart Lamiroy

Simple Tesseract-Ocrad comparison (1)

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Simple demonstration workflow for use with the on-line Lehigh-based DAE server, comparing the results of Tesseract and Ocrad OCR engines on a specific document image.

Created: 2012-03-16 | Last updated: 2012-03-16

Credits: Bart Lamiroy

kddcup98 direct marketing (1)

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RapidMiner supports Meta Learning by embedding one or several basic learners as children into a parent meta learning operator. In this example we generate a data set with the ExampleSetGenerator operator and apply an improved version of Stacking on this data set. The Stacking operator contains four inner operators, the first one is the learner which should learn the stacked model from the predictions of the other four child operators (base learners). Other meta learning schemes like Boosting ...

Created: 2012-03-15

Check in UOC which instruments were observ... (2)

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Query of the UOC to find the instrument_observatory keys for instruments which were observing at a given time period and a given location.

Created: 2012-03-15 | Last updated: 2012-03-15

Credits: Anja Le Blanc

Jpylyzer Review Demonstration (1)

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 Review demonstration workflow that compares the jpylyzer tool with the struct checker and jhove.  Runs on British Library JISC 1 content, looking for invalid images.

Created: 2012-03-15 | Last updated: 2012-03-15

Credits: Carl

Jane's Final Workflow (1)

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Example workflow demonstrating the use of the DAE platform's web service capabilities, as published "The Non-Geek's Guide to the DAE Platform", Bart Lamiroy & Daniel Lopresti, DAS - 10th IAPR International Workshop on Document Analysis Systems (2012).

Created: 2012-03-14 | Last updated: 2012-03-14

Credits: Bart Lamiroy

Split VOTable into its values (1)

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This workflow takes a single VOTable and splits it up in a vector for the names of fields, a vector for the UCDs of the fields, a vector for the UTypes of the fields, and a two dimensional vector for the values.

Created: 2012-03-14 | Last updated: 2012-03-14

Credits: Anja Le Blanc

Co-rotating Interaction Regions backwards ... (1)

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Run the cir backwards propagation code on the HELIO processing service. Required inputs: time start of backwards propagation, the object (planet/spacecraft) from where the propagation should start, assumed solar wind speed at the time, assumed error of solar wind speed Output: VOTable with times at different points in solar system

Created: 2012-03-14 | Last updated: 2012-03-14

Credits: Anja Le Blanc

Propagation of the Solar Energetic Particl... (1)

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use of the processing service to calculate time delays to the planets Inputs: time when propagation should start from the hit object hit_object where was the SEP event observed speed of the solar wind error value of solar wind speed beta traveling speed of energetic particals as percentage of the speed of light

Created: 2012-03-13 | Last updated: 2012-03-13

Credits: Anja Le Blanc