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Course: Data Mining Sub Code: 6ED
Google Classroom: q7b4gv Programme: B.Sc-CT
Unit: I Hour : 6
DATA MINING ISSUES
FACULTY : Ms.A.SATHIYA PRIYA

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Expected outcome
 The outcome of this session is to
understand about the Data Mining Issues.

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 There are some crucial implementation issues associated
with data mining.
 Partitioning them into five groups,
 Mining methodology
 User integration
 Efficiency and Scalability
 Diversity of data types
 Data mining and Society
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DATA MINING ISSUES

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Mining Methodology
 Mining various and new kinds of knowledge: Data
mining covers a wide a spectrum of data analysis and
knowledge discovery tasks.
 The data mining tasks may use same database in
different ways.
 It require the development of numerous data mining
techniques.
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Cont..,
 Due to the diversity of applications, new mining tasks
continue to emerge, making data mining a dynamic
and fast growing field.
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Mining knowledge in multidimensional space
 When searching for knowledge in large data sets.
 It can explore the data in multidimensional space.
 Search for interesting patterns among the combinations
of dimensions at varying levels of abstraction.
 Data can be aggregated or viewed as a multidimensional
data cube.
 Mining knowledge in cube space can substantially
enhance the power and flexibility of data mining.
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Data mining-an interdisciplinary effort
 The power of data mining can be substantially
enhanced by integrating new methods from multiple
disciplines.
 The mining of software bugs in large programs.
 This form of mining known as bug-mining.
 The incorporation of software engineering knowledge
into the data mining process.
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Boosting the power of discovery in a networked
environment
 Most data objects reside in a linked or interconnected
environment.
 It be the web, databases relations, files or
documents.
 Semantic links across multiple data objects can be
used to advantage in data mining.
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Cont..,
 Knowledge derived in one set of objects can be used
to boost the discovery of knowledge in a “related” or
semantically linked set of objects.
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Handling uncertainty, noise of incompleteness of
data
 Data often contain noise, errors, exceptions or
uncertainty, or are incomplete.
 Errors and noise may confuse the data mining
process, leading to the derivation of erroneous
patterns.
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Cont..,
 Data cleaning, data preprocessing, outlier detection
and removal, and uncertainty reasoning.
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Missing Data
 There may be missing variable values, incomplete
data.
 Some algorithms require complete data.
 Missing values have to be estimated or variables with
very frequent missing values perhaps to be removed.
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Irrelevant Data
 Some variables may be useless.
 If all values of a variable are constant, it is called
dead and can be removed.
 If almost all values are constant, it is not
straightforward whether it can be removed.
 Those very rare values could be essential in some
situations.
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Noisy Data
 Some values might be invalid or incorrect.
 A user or a measuring equipment has given a
false value.
 These are corrected or deleted, but first they have
to be found.
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Outliers
 There are sometimes many data entries that do not
fit nicely into the derived model.
 They may be erroneous values or otherwise
exceptional that are best to remove.
 For instance, the age of 0 year for patient data is
such.
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Pattern evaluation and pattern or constraint guided
mining
 A pattern interesting may vary from user to user.
 Techniques are needed to asses the interestingness of
discovered patterns based on subjective measures.
 The value patterns with respect to a given user class,
based on user beliefs or expectations.
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User Interaction
 Interactive Mining: The data mining process should be
highly interactive.
 It is important to build flexible user interfaces.
 An exploratory mining environment, facilitating the users
interaction with the system.
 First sample a set of data, explore general characteristics
of the data and estimate potential mining results.
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Cont..,
 Data mining problems are often not precisely stated,
both application domain and data mining experts are
needed.
 Training data and results desired are defined.
 Interpretation of results is important to do carefully.
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Incorporation of background knowledge
 Background knowledge, constraints, rules and other
information regarding the domain under study should
be incorporated into the knowledge discovery
process.
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Presentation and visualization of data mining results
 A data mining system present data mining results,
vividly and flexibility.
 The system to adopt expressive knowledge
representations, user friendly interfaces and
visualization techniques.
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Interpretation
 This may require experts to correctly interpret the
results obtained.
Visualization
 To easily view and understand input data and results
visualization is helpful.
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Large Datasets
 Data set may be massive which create problems to
handle such.
 Sampling and parallelization are effective to attack
these problems.
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Multimedia Data
 Usually data mining methods are targeted to
traditional data types, i.e., numeric, characters an
text.
 They are not always suitable for multimedia, e.g.,
geographic data (GIS).
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Changing Data
 Data cannot be assumed to be static even if mostly
we start from this thought.
 Therefore, algorithms must be rerun from time to
time.
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Over fitting
 Over fitting occurs when a model is built to be too
detailed or strictly fit the data given.
 Thus, it may lose its generalization ability and is not
valid for future data.
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Points to ponder
 The data mining tasks may use same database in
different ways.
 It require the development of numerous data mining
techniques.
 The data mining process should be highly interactive.
 A data mining system present data mining results,
vividly and flexibility.

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Keywords
same database in different ways.
input data and results visualization
rerun from time to time.
not valid for future data.
Sampling and parallelization.

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MCQ’S
1. Many data entries that do not fit nicely into the ______model
A. Concurrent b. Derived c. Algorithm
2. To easily view and understand input data and results
________is helpful.
A. Visualization b. Related information C. Comparision
3. A data mining system present data mining results, vividly
and________.
A. Easy b. Compatibility c. Flexibility

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Answers
1. b. derived
2. a. visualization
3. c. flexibility

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