Data Mining

Architecture
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Data Minning
 We can say it is a process of extracting interesting knowledge from large
amounts of data. That is stored in many data sources. Such as file
systems, databases, data warehouses.. This knowledge can be used for
decision making in businesses etc..
Data Mining Architecture
Data Mining Architecture
Data mining Architecture system contains too many components. That is a
data source, data warehouse server, data mining engine, and knowledge
base.
 Data Sources
 Database or Data Warehouse Server
 Data Mining Engine
 Pattern Evaluation Modules
 Graphical User Interface
  Knowledge Base
Types of Data Mining Architecture

No-coupling Data Mining Loose Coupling Data Mining

In this architecture, data mining system In semi-tight coupling, data mining
does not use any functionality of a system uses several features of data
database. A no-coupling data mining warehouse systems. That is to perform
system retrieves data from a particular some data mining tasks. That includes
data sources. That is already very sorting, indexing, aggregation.
efficient in organizing, storing, accessing
and retrieving data. The no-coupling
architecture is considered a poor
architecture for data mining system. But
it is used for simple data mining
processes.
Types of Data Mining Architecture

Tight Coupling Data Mining

In tight coupling, a data warehouse is treated as an information retrieval component.
All the features of database or data warehouse are used to perform data mining tasks.
There are three tiers in the tight-coupling data mining architecture:
 Data Layer
 Data mining application layer
 Front-end layer
Data Mining Techniques
There are several data mining techniques present, mentioned below
 Decision Trees
 Sequential Patterns n Trees
 Clustering
 Prediction
 Association
 Classification