The document discusses data mining and its importance in extracting useful knowledge and patterns from large amounts of data. It defines data mining as the task of discovering interesting patterns from large datasets and extracting hidden and potentially useful information. It then provides examples of data mining applications in various industries like finance, insurance, telecommunications, and scientific research. The document also outlines reasons for performing data mining from a commercial viewpoint, common data mining techniques, steps in the data mining process, available data mining tools, and discusses privacy concerns regarding data mining.
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Data Mining: Sabiha Kanwal 2012003214
The document discusses data mining and its importance in extracting useful knowledge and patterns from large amounts of data. It defines data mining as the task of discovering interesting patterns from large datasets and extracting hidden and potentially useful information. It then provides examples of data mining applications in various industries like finance, insurance, telecommunications, and scientific research. The document also outlines reasons for performing data mining from a commercial viewpoint, common data mining techniques, steps in the data mining process, available data mining tools, and discusses privacy concerns regarding data mining.
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DATA MINING
Sabiha Kanwal 2012003214
WHY DATA MINING
Data explosion problem * Advance data collection tools and database technology lead to tremendous amounts of data stored in database We are drowning in data, but starving for knowledge! Solution: Data warehousing and data mining * Data warehousing and on-line analytical processing * Extraction of interesting knowledge using Data Mining
WHAT IS DATA MINING
A task of discovering interesting patterns from large amount of data. Extraction of hidden, previously unknown and potentially useful information from data.
DATA MINING: CONFLUENCE OF
MULTIPLE DISCIPLINES
APPLICATION OF DATA MINING
Industry
Application
Finance
Credit card Analysis
Insurance
Claims, Fraud Analysis
Telecommunication
Call record Analysis
Transport
Logistics management
Consumer goods
Promotion Analysis
Scientific research
Image, Video, Speech
Utilities
Power usage Analysis
WHY MINE DATA? COMMERCIAL
VIEWPOINT Lots of data is being collected and warehoused * Web data, E-commerce * Purchase at department/ grocery store * Bank/Credit card transactions Computers have become cheaper and more powerful Competitive pressure is strong
STEPS OF DATA MINING
DATA MINING TECHNIQUES
Classification and prediction
Example Focused Hiring
Cluster Analysis
Example Market Segmentation
Outlier Analysis
Example Fraud Detection
Evolution Analysis
Example Forecasting stock market index using Time series
analysis
IS DATA MINING A THREAT TO
PRIVACY?? Solution Purpose specification Use limitation Openness Security measures like encryption to be used
DATA MINING TOOLS
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Oracle Data Mining Database Miner
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