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    Data mining involves using technical approaches like clustering and classification to draw out hidden predictive patterns from large databases. The key steps of data mining include understanding goals, preprocessing data, reducing variables, choosing an algorithm, searching for patterns, and reporting findings. Data mining provides advantages like unearthing customer insights and making analysis faster for applications in marketing, medicine, and more, though it cannot identify causal relationships. A data mart is a smaller repository derived from a data warehouse that organizes data in tables or a multidimensional format.

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    Data Mining and Data Mart

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    Data mining involves using technical approaches like clustering and classification to draw out hidden predictive patterns from large databases. The key steps of data mining include understanding goals, preprocessing data, reducing variables, choosing an algorithm, searching for patterns, and reporting findings. Data mining provides advantages like unearthing customer insights and making analysis faster for applications in marketing, medicine, and more, though it cannot identify causal relationships. A data mart is a smaller repository derived from a data warehouse that organizes data in tables or a multidimensional format.

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    DATA MINING AND DATA MART

    BY-
    SWETA SWARNIM SINGH
    PGDM FC
    09DF008
    DATA MINING
    • It is drawing out of hidden predictive data
    from huge databases.
    • Various technical approaches including
    clustering, studying classification rules, data
    summarization, locating dependency
    networks, detecting anomalies, and evaluating
    changes.
    STEPS OF DATA MINING
     

    1. Develop an understanding of the application, of the relevant


    prior knowledge, and of the end user's goals.
    2. Create a target data set to be used for discovery.
    3. Clean and pre-process data .
    4. Reduce the number of variables and find invariant
    representations of data if possible.
    5. Choose the data-mining task (classification, regression,
    clustering, etc.).
    6. Choose the data-mining algorithm.
    7. Search for patterns of interest .
    8. Interpret the pattern mined. If necessary, iterate through any
    of steps 1 through 7.
    9. Consolidate knowledge discovered and prepare a report.
    ADVANTAGES OF DATA MINING
    • Helps to unearth facts about customers from available
    database.
    • Crediting/Banking
    • Research: makes the process of data analysis faster.
    • Law enforcement
    • Marketing
    • Transportation
    • Medicine
    • Insurance
    • Enhances efficiency and saves money
    LIMITATIONS OF DATA MINING
    • They are not self sufficient applications.
    • It can not identify a causal relationship.
    DATA MART
    • It is a data repository that may derive from a
    data warehouse.
    • It is smaller in size than the data warehouse.
    • There are two approaches to organize data in
    data marts:-
    – Database data mart table
    – Multidimensional database

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