O. Younis, Yahya M. Tashtoush, Mohammad H. Alomari, Omar A. Darwish
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This paper presents a computer platform for the automated analysis of associations among different solar events and activities. This computer tool enables the advanced learning by implementing many associations' algorithms to analyze years of solar catalogues data and to study the associations among solar flares, eruptive filaments per prominences and Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs). The aim is to combine all solar data catalogues in one dynamic space weather database that can be easily used in the analysis of solar activities and features. The computer tool identifies patterns of associations and provides numerical representations that can be used as inputs to the machine learning algorithms to provide computerized learning rules that can be developed in the future within the context of a real-time prediction system.