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We use IBM Watson Explorer to visualize and understand the textual data we receive from our data mining sources from various other …
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What is IBM Watson Explorer?
IBM Watson Explorer supports enterprise search with unstructured data analysis, machine learning, and content analysis to improve decision-making, support customer service or serve other business needs.
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What is IBM Watson Explorer?
IBM Watson Explorer supports enterprise search with unstructured data analysis, machine learning, and content analysis to improve decision-making, support customer service or serve other business needs.
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Helpful visualizations and analytics
We use IBM Watson Explorer to visualize and understand the textual data we receive from our data mining sources from various other sources. The Explorer lets us organize this data and easily create, test, and develop models for our production servers and perform lower-level analysis and export the raw data we receive from the analysis we perform with Watson Explorer.
- Free to try - It's possible to use most of the useful features of Watson Explore on their trial/demo accounts.
- Super well-designed data analytics tool - Most of the tools and features of the explorer are really useful, and truly help you fully understand the depth of any format of textual data.
- Extensive sources compatibility - WEX can retrieve data from a large range of sources, and the compatibility there is quite good as well.
- Support is just OK, like most of the other IBM Watson products. The setup/integration is really hands-on, but it's also problematic because support later may take a considerable amount of time.
- UI could still use a little more improvement - part of the administration and sources dashboards are hard to navigate.
- The Application Builder is a great part of the product, but hard to learn/understand - this is where we needed the most support from IBM and tutorials/documentation.
- Positive - Trial/demo period. This was really useful for us to figure out what features of WEX we liked most and how difficult it would be to integrate WEX into our workflow.
- Negative - On-boarding was long and almost always requires support from IBM support, unlike most other products this advanced.
- Positive - WEX replaced a large selection of alternative products we would have to use for the same functionality, and having all of that function in one place was definitely helpful.
Google Cloud offers a Natural Language product, but it is just an API. This API doesn't offer the useful visualizations of relations, analytics, and graphs that IBM Watson Explorer offers on their interface. For this reason, we chose to go with IBM WEX. For later stages of our production, we decided to use Google's NLP API because we found that it was quick to integrate into production after studying data and developing models using IBM WEX.