Remember? In a previous post on the 21 of May, I posted the link to the new KDNuggets poll about the most used data analysis tool. I roughly monitored the voting for KNIME more or less every day. Below are the results starting from May 23 2012:
Most KNIME users voted till the 26 of May. A few KNIME users were still voting till the end of May. All in all I observed 259 votes for KNIME.
However, in the final results, the accepted votes for KNIME by KDNuggets were only 174 (http://www.kdnuggets.com/polls/2012/analytics-data-mining-big-data-software.html).
I cannot really explain this drop in the accepted votes, but here it is.
According to KDNuggets, the KNIME users for 2011 were 174.
The KNIME users who voted in the KDNuggets poll 2012 and that I monitored reached a peak of 259.
Considering that not all KNIME users voted in the KDNUggets poll 2012, these numbers show a very interesting growth of the adoption of the KNIME platform for data analysis.
However, in the final results, the accepted votes for KNIME by KDNuggets were only 174 (http://www.kdnuggets.com/polls/2012/analytics-data-mining-big-data-software.html).
I cannot really explain this drop in the accepted votes, but here it is.
According to KDNuggets, the KNIME users for 2011 were 174.
The KNIME users who voted in the KDNuggets poll 2012 and that I monitored reached a peak of 259.
Considering that not all KNIME users voted in the KDNUggets poll 2012, these numbers show a very interesting growth of the adoption of the KNIME platform for data analysis.
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