Actionable Knowledge Discovery using Multi-Step Mining

Journal Title: International Journal of Computer Science and Network - Year 2012, Vol 1, Issue 6

Abstract

Data mining is a process of obtaining trends or patterns in historical data. Such trends form business intelligence that in turn leads to taking well informed decisions. However, data mining with a single technique does not yield actionable knowledge. This is because enterprises have huge databases and heterogeneous in nature. They also have complex data and mining such data needs multi-step mining instead of single step mining. When multiple approaches are involved, they provide business intelligence in all aspects. That kind of information can lead to actionable knowledge. Recently data mining has got tremendous usage in the real world. The drawback of existing approaches is that insufficient business intelligence in case of huge enterprises. This paper presents the combination of existing works and algorithms. We work on multiple data sources, multiple methods and multiple features. The combined patterns thus obtained from complex business data provide actionable knowledge. A prototype application has been built to test the efficiency of the proposed framework which combines multiple data sources, multiple methods and multiple features in mining process. The empirical results revealed that the proposed approach is effective and can be used in the real world.

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Dharani K, Kalpana Gudikandula

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Dharani K, Kalpana Gudikandula (2012). Actionable Knowledge Discovery using Multi-Step Mining. International Journal of Computer Science and Network, 1(6), 1-5. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-109222