The main difference lies in the community that has KNIME because the additional modules serve a multitude of different jobs from image processing, management of ssh file systems to chemical molecule calculations.
Professor of Health Services Research at a university with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
2019-12-30T17:47:51Z
Dec 30, 2019
I used IBM Modeler several years ago and found it to be effective, but expensive. Fortunately, it was for a commercially funded contract.
For KNIME I have only used it for experimental purposes and found it rather cumbersome but powerful. It is also more cost-effective.
I found RapidMiner more intuitive to learn. However, there is so much choice nowadays that it is difficult to be definitive. In my experience, it largely depended on the quality of the add-on extensions. Clearly, though, at least in universities, the cost is a significant factor.
IBM SPSS Modeler and KNIME are leading contenders in the data analytics field, with KNIME often favored due to its advanced integration capabilities and lower cost, making it appealing for enterprises seeking customization.Features: IBM SPSS Modeler provides user-friendly statistical modeling with pre-built algorithms and automation for data mining. It's ideal for beginners focusing on statistical analysis and predictive modeling. KNIME shines with its open-source framework, offering...
The main difference lies in the community that has KNIME because the additional modules serve a multitude of different jobs from image processing, management of ssh file systems to chemical molecule calculations.
KNIME. It free, open-source, and you can plug in Java, Python, R, and Matlab. The community is awesome.
I used IBM Modeler several years ago and found it to be effective, but expensive. Fortunately, it was for a commercially funded contract.
For KNIME I have only used it for experimental purposes and found it rather cumbersome but powerful. It is also more cost-effective.
I found RapidMiner more intuitive to learn. However, there is so much choice nowadays that it is difficult to be definitive. In my experience, it largely depended on the quality of the add-on extensions. Clearly, though, at least in universities, the cost is a significant factor.
I am not familiar with KNIME, but the main difference is KNIME is open-source and free.