Standards-based, Open-source Middleware for Predictive Analytics Applications

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Why PMML?

Change, which is the only constant in life, can be secured and facilitated by standardization. The leading standard for predictive analytics applications is the Predictive Model Markup Language (PMML).

PMML as a means for bridging data science and IT operations

PMML benefits:

  • Clear separation between model development and model deployment concerns.
  • Shorter, low-overhead and low-complexity modeling iterations.
  • Complete reproducibility of results across time and different software.
  • Open, encapsulated representation of statistical and data mining models and associated metadata.

Products and Services

Openscoring.io Roadshow 2018: United States of America

  • 10 October -- 17 October: New England (Boston)
  • 22 October -- 2 November: West Coast (Seattle, San Francisco, San Jose)
  • 5 November -- 16 November: Texas and South (Austin, Memphis, Orlando)

Villu Ruusmann (Founder and CTO at Openscoring.io) shall be doing 10'000 ground miles with the aim of finding and assisting as many (J)PMML users as possible.
Want to be found? Please introduce yourself and your (J)PMML story to villu@openscoring.io.

Model conversion

Tools for data scientists:

Java libraries for application engineers:

Java libraries for PMML engineers:

Model scoring

Tools for DevOps engineers:

Java libraries for application engineers:

Tools for data analysts:

Consulting

No PMML-related problem goes unsolved:

  • Commercial support
  • Online and onsite training
  • Software development

Resources

Openscoring.io blog: PMML Cookbook

Public announcements and discussions: JPMML mailing list

Demos:

Presentations:

Licensing

Our software is licensed under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL), version 3.0. AGPLv3 is a free software license [1]. AGPLv3 is very similar to the GNU General Public License (GPL), version 3, but comes with an additional provision, which addresses the use of software over a computer network.

Additionally, we are offering a Software Licensing Agreement (SLA), which permits the Licensee to use our software under the terms of the BSD 3-Clause License. You need to execute this SLA with us if you intend to develop proprietary software that is distributed publicly (either as a downloadable program and/or as a service accessible over a computer network).

Please contact info@openscoring.io for more information.

[1] "Free software" is a matter of liberty, not price. To understand the concept, you should think of "free" as in "free speech", not as in "free beer".