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Data Mining Algorithms and Techniques Training Course - Beginner and Intermediate Level, for Computer Science Professionals and Non-Professionals. The course content is titled: Advanced Analysis and Data Mining. The book can be searched for using its name or the author's name. Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction to Advanced Analysis and Data Mining 1-1 What is data mining, its procedures and tools 1-2 What type of data is mined? 1-3 What are databases? 1-4 Relational Database 1-5 Query Language 1-6 Benefits of Database Mining 1-7 months data mining applications A - Business Intelligence (Business Intelligence) B - Internet search engines Chapter Two: Data Recognition 2-1 Data Types, Characteristics, and Features 2-2 Statistical Description of Data 2-3 Visualization of Data 2-4 Measuring data similarity and difference Chapter Three: Preparing Data for Analysis and Mining 3-1 The importance of preparing data for analysis and mining 3-2 Data Cleanup 3-3 Data Integration 3-4 Data Reduction 3-5 Data Transformation and Data Individualization Chapter Four: Pattern Discovery and Exploration, Dependency and Correlation Rules 4-1 Basic Concepts 4-2 Shopping basket analysis (example) 4-3 Evaluating the dependency and correlation rules being explored 4-4 Mining Multi-Level Dependency and Linkage Rules 4-5 Mining multidimensional dependency and correlation rules 4-6 Rules of nominal and quantitative dependency and correlation 4-7 Exploring and identifying rare and negative patterns 4-8 Exploring and Determining the Rules of Dependency and Conditional Linkage 4-9 Evaluating dependency and correlation rules and distinguishing between useful and unhelpful ones 4-10 Measuring the type and strength of the relationship in dependency and correlation rules 4-11 Applications of pattern mining in practical life Chapter Five: Analysis and Mining Using Classification and Prediction Algorithms 5-1 Basic Concepts 5-2 Classification using decision tree extrapolation 5-3 Classification using probability theory (hypothetical theory) 5-4 Classification using hypothetical network theory 5-5 Classification using correlation rules extrapolation 5-6 Classification using neural network algorithm 5-7 Classification using the nearest neighbor algorithm 5-8 Multi-category classification algorithms 5-9 Evaluating the efficiency and selection of classification algorithms Chapter Six: Analysis and Mining Using Cluster Hashing Algorithms 6-1 Basic Concepts 6-2 Clustering by Division 6-3 Hierarchical Clustering A. Hierarchical clustering b. Hierarchical fission 6-4 Probability Clustering 6-5 High-Dimensional Clustering 6-6 Clustering of graphs and network data 6-7 Conditional Clustering 6-8 Cluster Segmentation Assessment Chapter Seven: Analyzing and Mining Outliers and Complex Data Types 7-1 Basic Concepts 7-2 Types of extreme values 7-3 Ways to Explore Extreme Values 7-4 Complex Data Analysis and Mining Chapter Eight: Planning Data Mining Operations and Their Applications in Society 8-1 Planning Data Mining Operations 8-2 Data Mining in the Community 8-3 Data mining applications in vital areas of society 8-4 Practical Application: Recommendation System Usage Scenario Appendix 1: Database Fundamentals Appendix 2: Data Warehouse Fundamentals Appendix 3: Glossary of Data Mining Terms

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