Data Mining (index)

 Data Mining

UNIT-1

  1. Motivation for Data Mining (25.09.2024)
  2. Data Mining Definition and Functionalities (25.09.2024)
  3. Classification of Data mining systems (25.09.2024)
  4. Data mining task Primitives (25.09.2024)
  5.  Integrating a data mining system with a database (4.10.2024)
  6. Issues in Data mining (4.10.2024)
  7. KDD process (4.10.2024)

UNIT-2

  1. Data summarization
  2. Data cleaning
  3. Data integration and transformation
  4. Data reduction
  5. Data discretization
  6. Concept of hierarchy generation
  7. Feature extraction
  8. Feature transformation
  9. Feature selection
  10. Introduction to dimensionality reduction\
  11. CUR decomposition

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