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On Data Mining in ContextPeter van der Putten

On Data Mining in Context

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Data mining can be seen as a process, with modeling as the core step. However, other steps such as planning, data preparation, evaluation and deployment are of key importance for applications. This thesis studies data mining in the context of these other steps with the goal of improving data mining applicability. We introduce cases that provide an end to end overview and serve as motivating examples, and then focus on specific research topics. We discuss the problem of data mining across multiple sources, with data fusion as a potential solution. This is an interesting research topic, as it…

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  • Other · Dutch · 2010
    On Data Mining in Context: Cases, Fusion and Evaluation
    Leiden Institute of Advanced Computer Science (LIACS), Faculty of Science, Leiden University · 173 pages · 9789088911439
knowledge discoverydata miningmachine learningdata mining processreal world applicationsdata fusionbias variancemodel profiling