
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 2: Definition of Knowledge Discovery in Databases
Lecture 3: Techniques in Knowledge Discovery in Databases
Lecture 4: Process in Knowledge Discovery in Databases
This lecture will talk about the definition of Knowledge Discovery in Databases.
This lecture will identify the different techniques in Knowledge Discovery in Databases.
This discussion will focus on the process involved in Knowledge Discovery in Databases.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction of the Process in Knowledge Discovery in Databases
1:36 Developing
2:35 Selecting
4:02 Preprocessing and Cleansing
5:11 Transformation
6:37 Choosing the Task
7:41 Choosing the Algorithm
8:40 Employing
9:04 Evaluation
9:42 Using the Knowledge
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Lecture 7: Definition of Data Mining
Lecture 8: Styles of Learning
Lecture 9: Advantages of in Data Mining
Lecture 10: Disadvantages of in Data Mining
Lecture 11: Data
Lecture 12: Information and Knowledge
Lecture 13: Data Warehouses
Lecture 14: Decision Tree Learning
This lecture will talk about the definition of data mining.
This discussion will focus on the different styles of learning.
This lecture will identify the different advantages of data mining.
This lecture will identify the different disadvantages of data mining.
This lecture will cover the different aspects of data.
This lecture will identify the definition and differences between information and knowledge.
This lecture will explain the data warehouse.
This lecture will discuss the definition and process of decision tree learning.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Definition of the Decision Tree
1:44 Types of Decision Tree
2:04 Advantages
3:45 Limitations
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Lecture 17: Types of Data Studied in Data Mining
Lecture 18: Minable Information
This lecture will identify the different types of data studied in data mining.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to the Types of Data Studied
0:53 Flat Files
1:22 Relational Databases
1:52 Data Warehouses
2:12 Transaction Databases
3:00 Multimedia Databases
3:36 Spatial Databases
3:55 Time-Series Databases
4:26 World Wide Web
This lecture will discuss information that is minable.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Minable Information
0:25 Business Transactions
1:22 Scientific Data
2:01 Medical and Personal Data
2:50 Surveillance Video and Pictures
3:19 Satellite Sensing
4:20 Games
5:09 Digital Media
6:01 CAD and Software Engineering Data
6:54 Virtual Worlds
7:50 Test Reports and Memos
8:24 The World Wide Web Repositories
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Lecture 21: Introduction to Visualizing Data Patterns
Lecture 22: Orienteering
Lecture 23: Why Visualize?
Lecture 24: Trusting a Model
Lecture 25: Understanding a Model
This lecture will talk about visualizing patterns of data.
This lecture will discuss orienteering.
This discussion will focus on the reason why visualization is needed.
This lecture will explain the reason trust is needed when visualizing models.
This discussion will focus on understanding a visual model.
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Lecture 28: What Can Data Mining Do?
Lecture 29: Types of Data Sets
Lecture 30: Data Mining Process
Lecture 31: Conclusion
Lecture 32: Process Flow
This lecture will discuss what data mining can do.
This lecture will identify the different types of data sets.
This discussion will focus on the process involved in data mining.
This lecture will explain the data process flow.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 The Process Flow
0:16 Problem Definition
1:16 Data Gathering and Preparation
2:50 Model Building and Evaluation
3:57 Knowledge Deployment
This lecture will talk about the conclusion in the data mining process.
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Lecture 35: Introduction to Tools
Lecture 36: Data Mining Tools
Lecture 37: Data Mining Techniques
This lecture will give an overview of the tools involved in data mining.
This lecture will specifically identify the different tools required in data mining.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Data Mining TOols
1:01 Categories of Data Mining Tools
1:15 Traditional Data Mining Tools
1:52 Dashboards
2:26 Text-mining Tools
3:20 Other Applications and Programs
This lecture will identify the different techniques utilized in data mining.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Data Mining Techniques
0:19 Artificial Neural Networks
0:48 Decision Trees
1:13 Rule Induction
1:20 Genetic Algorithms
1:29 Nearest-Neighbor Method
1:43 Advantages and Disadvantages
2:20 Applying Advanced Data Mining
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 40: Introduction to Metadata
Lecture 41: Metadata Defined
Lecture 42: Advantages of Metadata
Lecture 43: Metadata Categories
Lecture 44: Examples of Metadata
Lecture 45: Introduction to Metadata
Lecture 46: Metadata Defined
Lecture 47: Advantages of Metadata
Lecture 48: Metadata Categories
Lecture 49: Examples of Metadata
Lecture 50: Metadata Categories
Lecture 51: Examples of Metadata
This lecture will identify the different ways data mining is useful.
This lecture will discuss one of the ways data mining is useful, namely with basket analysis.
This lecture will discuss one of the ways data mining is useful, namely with sales forecasting.
This lecture will discuss one of the ways data mining is useful, namely with database marketing.
This lecture will discuss one of the ways data mining is useful, namely with merchandising planning.
This lecture will discuss one of the ways data mining is useful, namely with card marketing.
This lecture will discuss one of the ways data mining is useful, namely with call detail record analysis.
This lecture will discuss one of the ways data mining is useful, namely with customer loyalty.
This lecture will discuss one of the ways data mining is useful, namely with marketing segmentation.
This lecture will discuss one of the ways data mining is useful, namely with production.
This lecture will discuss one of the ways data mining is useful, namely with warranties.
This lecture will discuss the future of data mining.
This e book is a list of terms and definitions often used in the field of data mining.
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Uncover the essential tool for information management professionals known as Data Mining.
Data mining is the process of extracting patterns from large data sets by connecting methods from statistics and artificial intelligence with database management. Although a relatively young and interdisciplinary field of computer science, data mining involves analysis of large masses of data and conversion into useful information.
This introductory course will discuss: its involvement in the 9-step KDD process, which data can be mined and used to enhance businesses, data patterns which can be visualized to understand the data better, the process, tools, and its future by modern standards. It will also talk about the increasing importance of transforming unprecedented quantities of digital data into business intelligence giving users an informational advantage.