Before You Begin
In this 10-minute tutorial, you learn how to apply enrichments to your dataset using a custom knowledge reference file that was uploaded by your Oracle Analytics Administrator.
Background
A custom knowledge reference file enables creating semantic types that can provide classification and enrichment recommendations for your data. The custom semantic types augment the system knowledge semantic types used to identify and profile data. For example, after your Administrator uploads the custom knowledge reference file with standardized names, Oracle Analytics automatically detects the columns containing the related data, and provides recommendations to standardize all of the applicable names in the dataset.
Using system knowledge references and any applicable custom knowledge references, Oracle Analytics provides enrichment and transformation recommendations for your dataset. System knowledge includes the names of cities, countries, provinces, and states.
In this tutorial, you create a dataset, apply custom knowledge enrichment recommendations, and create visualizations with the enriched dataset.
What Do You Need?
- Access to Oracle Analytics Cloud or Oracle Analytics Desktop
- Access to a sample USP Drug Classification file
For this tutorial, your Administrator must upload the sample file, see Add Your Own Semantic Types.
- Download medicare_partd_provider_file.xlsx to your computer.
Create a Dataset
- Sign in to Oracle Analytics.
- On the Home page, click Create, and then click Dataset.
- In Create Dataset, click Drop data file here or click to browse. In File Upload, select the
medicare_partd_provider_file.xlsx
, and then click Open. - In Create Dataset Table from medicare_partd_provider_file.xlsx, click OK.
- Click Save
. In Save Dataset As, enter
medicare_partd_provider_file
in Name, and then click OK. - Click the medicare_partd_provider_file tab.
The Recommendations list shows the total number of enrichments that you can add to the dataset.
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Apply Enrichment Recommendations
- In the medicare_partd_provider_file dataset, select the provider zip column. In the Recommendations list, click Enrich provider zip with State.
Oracle Analytics uses system knowledge to profile the data providing the recommendations for the provider zip column.
Description of the illustration /provider_zip_state.png - Select the pres med column. In the Recommendations list, select Enrich pres med with usp_class.
The usp_class enrichment provides a way to identify the prescription medications by class.
Description of the illustration pres_med_usp_class.png - Click Save.
Analyze the Data
In this section, you use the enriched dataset to find the providers that are outliers in prescribing opioids.
- Click Create Workbook.
- In the Data panel, hold down the Ctrl key, select provider_zip_State and total_claim_count. Right-click, select Pick Visualization, and then click Map .
- Click Properties
. In Properties, click Map
. Click Default (Thematic) in the Map Background row, and then select Oracle BI.
The map shows the distribution of prescribed medications by state. California, Texas, and Florida have medical providers who write the most prescriptions.
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Filter the Data
In this section, you use the pres_med_usp_class data element to filter on opioids, and then find the medical providers who are writing the most prescriptions for opioids.
- Click Add Filter
. From the list, select the pres_med_usp_class column, and then enter
opioid
to search for the opioid class of medications. Click to select each opioid usp class or click Select All.Oracle Analytics updates the map visualization with the filter on opioids. Florida has the highest level of prescriptions for opioids followed by New York, California, and Texas.
Description of the illustration opioid_providers.png - Right-click Florida, and then select Keep Selected.
Description of the illustration drill_to_florida.png - In the Data panel, hold down the Ctrl key, select total_claim_count and provide in. Drag and release the data elements on the canvas when a thick green line appears next to the map visualization.
The bar visualization shows that Dr. Heroinsky prescribes opioids more often than other providers in Florida.
Description of the illustration florida_providers.png
Learn More
- Data Profiles and Semantic Recommendations in Oracle Analytics Cloud
- Data Profiles and Semantic Recommendations in Oracle Analytics Desktop
Apply Custom Semantic Types to Your Data
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March 2025
Learn how to analyze data enriched with a custom knowledge reference file in Oracle Analytics.
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