17.

“Unsupervised” widgets

 In Orange, unsupervised learning widgets are designed to perform tasks such as

clustering, dimensionality reduction, and data.
18. “Spectroscopy” widgets

 To work with spectroscopic data in Orange, you may need to use general-purpose
widgets for data manipulation, visualization, and analysis.
19. “Text Mining” widgets
 Text mining in Orange involves extracting useful information from unstructured text
data.
20. “Survival Analysis” and “Bioinformatics”

 Survival analysis is a statistical approach used to predict the time until an event of interest (such
as death, failure, or relapse) occurs.

 These widgets are designed to handle biological and genomic data

21. “Single cell” and “Image analytics”
 Single-cell analysis is a specialized field within bioinformatics and genomics that deals with
studying individual cells to understand cellular heterogeneity

 Image analytics widgets can be beneficial for especially when dealing with datasets that
include images
22. “Networks” and “Geo” widgets
 These widgets for network analysis, and these can be useful for exploring and
analyzing graph-structured data

 Geo Data widgets allow users to work with geographical and geospatial data
23. “Educational” and “Time series”
 Educational widgets can serve various purposes to enhance the learning experience for users,
especially those who are new to data science, machine learning, and related fields

 Time series analysis is crucial in various domains, including finance, economics, healthcare,
weather forecasting, and many others
24. “Associate” and “Explain” widgets
 Association rule mining is a technique used in data mining to discover interesting
relationships, patterns, or associations in large datasets

 Explain widgets which features contribute the most and how they contribute toward
the prediction for a specific class