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Book Chapter
Towards Characterization of the Data Generation Process
Book Series
Studies in Computational Intelligence
Publisher
Springer Berlin / Heidelberg
ISSN
1860-949X (Print) 1860-9503 (Online)
Volume
Volume 169/2009
Book
Innovative Applications in Data Mining
DOI
10.1007/978-3-540-88045-5
Copyright
2009
ISBN
978-3-540-88044-8
DOI
10.1007/978-3-540-88045-5_5
Pages
83-105
Subject Collection
Engineering
SpringerLink Date
Monday, October 13, 2008
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Towards Characterization of the Data Generation Process
Vasudha Bhatnagar
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and Sarabjeet Kochhar
3
(3)
Department of Computer Science, University of Delhi, Delhi, 07, India
Abstract
Data Mining applications have found interesting applications in commercial and scientific domains. Last two decades have seen rapid strides in development of elegant algorithms that induce useful predictive and descriptive models from large data repositories available widely.
In last decade serious effort has also been made towards mining of evolving data-sets and now several one pass algorithms with restricted memory footprints are available for use in data stream environments. Study of temporal evolution of the patterns has been recognized as an important next generation data mining problem by both - the research and user communities. Comparative analyses of the changes detected in the discovered trends over the temporal dimension are likely to provide an insight into the dynamics of the dgp. Different levels of abstractions from the end-user’s viewpoint, form the second dimension of such analyses.
Vasudha
Bhatnagar
Email:
vbhatnagar@cs.du.ac.in
Sarabjeet
Kochhar
Email:
skochhar@cs.du.ac.in
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