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Besondere Datentypen und Anwendungen

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Knowledge Discovery in Databases

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Die bisher vorgestellten Data-Mining-Verfahren basieren auf einfachen Datentypen, die sich in natürlicher Weise mit Hilfe des relationalen Datenmodells repräsentieren lassen. In diesem Kapitel werden die Besonderheiten des Data Mining bei zeit-und raumbezogenen Daten sowie bei (Hyper-)Text-Dokumenten diskutiert. Man spricht bei der Anwendung von Data-Mining-Techniken auf diese Datentypen auch von Temporal Data Mining, Spatial Data Mining sowie Text-und Web-Mining. Um den Einblick in diese Gebiete von großer praktischer Bedeutung zu vertiefen, werden einige ausgewählte Verfahren und typische Anwendungen im Detail dargestellt.

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Ester, M., Sander, J. (2000). Besondere Datentypen und Anwendungen. In: Knowledge Discovery in Databases. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58331-5_7

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