Abstract: Systems and methods include reception of an object instance representing a date dimension member and comprising a key value, a user interface representation of the date dimension member, key values of ancestor date dimension members, and user interface representations of the one or more ancestor date dimension members, display of the user interface representation and the user interface representations of the ancestor date dimension members, reception of a request to cast the date dimension member to a higher granularity, and, in response to the request, generation of a second object instance representing a second date dimension member comprising key values of a second one or more of the ancestor date dimension members and user interface representations of the second one or more of the ancestor date dimension members, and display of the user interface representations of the second one or more of the ancestor date dimension members.

Abstract: Systems and methods include reception of an object instance representing a date dimension member and comprising a key value, a user interface representation of the date dimension member, key values of ancestor date dimension members, and user interface representations of the one or more ancestor date dimension members, display of the user interface representation and the user interface representations of the ancestor date dimension members, reception of a request to cast the date dimension member to a higher granularity, and, in response to the request, generation of a second object instance representing a second date dimension member comprising key values of a second one or more of the ancestor date dimension members and user interface representations of the second one or more of the ancestor date dimension members, and display of the user interface representations of the second one or more of the ancestor date dimension members.

Abstract: Systems and methods include reception of a set of data including continuous features and a discrete feature, each continuous feature associated with a plurality of values and the discrete feature associated with a plurality of discrete values, determine, for each continuous feature, a relationship factor representing a relationship between the discrete feature and the continuous feature based on the plurality of values associated with the continuous feature and the plurality of discrete values, identify one of the continuous features associated with a largest one of the determined relationship factors, generate, for each of the other features, a correlation factor representing a correlation between the continuous feature and the identified continuous feature, determine, for each of the continuous features other than the identified continuous feature, a composite relationship score based on the relationship factor and the correlation factor associated with the feature, and present a visualization associated wi

Abstract: Systems and methods include reception of a set of data including continuous features and a discrete feature, each continuous feature associated with a plurality of values and the discrete feature associated with a plurality of discrete values, determine, for each continuous feature, a relationship factor representing a relationship between the discrete feature and the continuous feature based on the plurality of values associated with the continuous feature and the plurality of discrete values, identify one of the continuous features associated with a largest one of the determined relationship factors, generate, for each of the other features, a correlation factor representing a correlation between the continuous feature and the identified continuous feature, determine, for each of the continuous features other than the identified continuous feature, a composite relationship score based on the relationship factor and the correlation factor associated with the feature, and present a visualization associated wi

Abstract: Techniques are described for integrating predictive models into applications, to enable the applications to provide predictive functionality. Using the framework according to implementations, predictive models and their supporting libraries may be incorporated into applications without requiring application developers to be knowledgeable regarding the particular features of the predictive models and/or libraries. The framework exposes a common and consistent application programming interface (API) on top of the predictive libraries. Applications can use the API to interact with the predictive models, thus enabling the applications to leverage predictive functionality. Implementations also provide an API which may be used by applications to request the retraining of predictive models.