By
Ariya Subramani [II B.Sc. Computer Science]
D. Dharani [II B.Sc. Computer Science]
A research paper on
Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Ngl - 4
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Contents
 Data Mining – an introduction
 Applications of Data Mining
 Business intelligence
 Multimedia
 Robotics
 Medicine
 Scope of Data Mining in the emerging world
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 Data mining is the computational process of discovering
patterns in large data sets.
 It is the analysis step of the "knowledge discovery in
databases" process, or KDD.
 It intersects artificial intelligence, machine learning,
statistics, and database systems.
Definition
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 Business Intelligence
 Multimedia
 Robotics – artificial intelligence
 Medicine
Applications
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 Corporate companies and businesses use data
mining to gather intelligent information required to
make data-driven decisions.
 Data mining is used in stock market analysis to find
the historical performance of stocks.
 Marketing professionals use data mining to find the
popularity of their product as discussed in social
media.
Business Intelligence
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Corporate companies and businesses use data mining to gather
intelligent information required to make data-driven
decisions.
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Data mining is used in market analysis to find the historical
performance of stocks.
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 Data mining is used in identifying the pixel patterns
of images. This contributes to the intersection of
multimedia and image analysis.
 The system processes pixel patterns of images and
cross verifies them with a vast number of existing
similar patterns found in the database. Based on the
final result, the system tags the object in the image.
Multimedia
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www.imagga.com – a web application that tags images.
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 Data mining is used to study the patterns of a human’s
behavior and actions. The patterns identified are later
converted into a program/algorithm which is fed into a
Robot that imitates the common behavior of its human
counterpart.
 This process is often referred to as machine learning.
Robotics – AI
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 Data mining is used to recognize the
patterns found in the changes and
reactions of the human body during
various conditions.
 Nanobots are sent into the
bloodstream to measure and record
metrics such as blood sugar,
viscosity, hormonal balance, etc. The
patterns in change is related to the
external factors and a remedy is
found.
Medicine
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 Data mining is used to recognize the patterns in the
DNA structure of human beings. The findings are used
to prevent potential hereditary diseases.
 This procedure is also used in synthesizing a DNA
without any defects, which the world thinks is going to
be the Z+ generation.
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Future researchers may send nanobots into the bloodstream of human
beings. They reach the neurons and get themselves educated about the
patterns in the behavior, memories and emotions of the host. The
nanobots are later extracted and used to create a virtual counterpart of
the host. The duration of this process is said to be more than 50 years.
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Questions

Data mining

  • 1.
    By Ariya Subramani [IIB.Sc. Computer Science] D. Dharani [II B.Sc. Computer Science] A research paper on Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Ngl - 4
  • 2.
     Contents  Data Mining– an introduction  Applications of Data Mining  Business intelligence  Multimedia  Robotics  Medicine  Scope of Data Mining in the emerging world
  • 3.
      Data miningis the computational process of discovering patterns in large data sets.  It is the analysis step of the "knowledge discovery in databases" process, or KDD.  It intersects artificial intelligence, machine learning, statistics, and database systems. Definition
  • 4.
      Business Intelligence Multimedia  Robotics – artificial intelligence  Medicine Applications
  • 5.
      Corporate companiesand businesses use data mining to gather intelligent information required to make data-driven decisions.  Data mining is used in stock market analysis to find the historical performance of stocks.  Marketing professionals use data mining to find the popularity of their product as discussed in social media. Business Intelligence
  • 6.
     Corporate companies andbusinesses use data mining to gather intelligent information required to make data-driven decisions.
  • 7.
     Data mining isused in market analysis to find the historical performance of stocks.
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      Data miningis used in identifying the pixel patterns of images. This contributes to the intersection of multimedia and image analysis.  The system processes pixel patterns of images and cross verifies them with a vast number of existing similar patterns found in the database. Based on the final result, the system tags the object in the image. Multimedia
  • 10.
     www.imagga.com – aweb application that tags images.
  • 11.
      Data miningis used to study the patterns of a human’s behavior and actions. The patterns identified are later converted into a program/algorithm which is fed into a Robot that imitates the common behavior of its human counterpart.  This process is often referred to as machine learning. Robotics – AI
  • 12.
      Data miningis used to recognize the patterns found in the changes and reactions of the human body during various conditions.  Nanobots are sent into the bloodstream to measure and record metrics such as blood sugar, viscosity, hormonal balance, etc. The patterns in change is related to the external factors and a remedy is found. Medicine
  • 13.
      Data miningis used to recognize the patterns in the DNA structure of human beings. The findings are used to prevent potential hereditary diseases.  This procedure is also used in synthesizing a DNA without any defects, which the world thinks is going to be the Z+ generation.
  • 14.
     Future researchers maysend nanobots into the bloodstream of human beings. They reach the neurons and get themselves educated about the patterns in the behavior, memories and emotions of the host. The nanobots are later extracted and used to create a virtual counterpart of the host. The duration of this process is said to be more than 50 years.
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