Crime pattern detection
In parallel to the application of data mining for terrorism (post1, post2, post3), people also use it for discovering crime patterns. This is the case of Shyam Varan Nath in one of his paper. You can found information about this paper thanks to a comment from Ralf.In this paper, Shyam explores… Continue reading... | 1 Comment
Data mining definitions
April 24, 2007 by Sandro Saitta · 5 Comments
Filed under: data mining, exploratory data analysis, knowledge discovery, machine learning, pattern recognition, terminology
In the literature, the field of data mining can be found under several other terms. Below are examples of definition related to the field of data mining: Filed under: data mining, exploratory data analysis, knowledge discovery, machine learning, pattern recognition, terminology
- Machine Learning: "A computer program is said to learn from experience E with respect to some class of tasks T and performance measure P, if its performance at tasks in T, as measured by P, improves with experience E." (Mitchell, 1997)
Java Data Mining (cont’d)
Java World has an article concerning the Java Data Mining book discussed on Data Mining Research. It contains a quite long excerpt of the book. This is useful for people interesting in reading a part of the book before buying it…Data mining trends
I receive several emails of people asking me what are the trends in data mining and what will be the topics of interest of tomorrow. Since I'm not myself a data mining algorithm that may predict the future, I prefer to give a list of articles that deal with data mining trends. Here is an incomplete list of articles related to the future of data mining:- From the application point of














