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Oracle 18C Data mining Time Series algorithms not visible in SQL Developer
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I am trying to create a data mining model which needs to use time series algorithm. But same algorithms and functions are not visible in oracle 18c virtual database using sql developer data miner tool. Is there any specific setting that I need to change or any upgrade/plugin is required.
Oracle 18c release documentation provide references of time series algorithm but same is not visible when i m using Data miner in SQL Developer. https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/18/dmcon/time-series.html#GUID-0D6954B9-9D66-42E2-A62F-F3FFE8…
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those functions are only available using SQL and PL/SQL, and are not in SQL Dev at this time