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Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 3755Edited by J. G. Carbonell and J. SiekmannSubseries of Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceGraham J. Williams IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03s Simeon J. Simoff (Eds.)Data MiningTheory, Methodology, Techniques, and ApplicationsScries EditorsJaime G. Carboncll. Carnegie Mellon University. Pittsburgh. PA. USA Jorg Sickmann. University of Saarland. Saarbriickcn. GermanyVolume EditorsGraham J. WilliamsTogaware Data MiningCanberra. AustraliaE- IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03mail: graham.williams@togawarc.comSimeon J. SimoffUniversity of Technology. Faculty of Information TechnologySydney Broadway PO Box 123. NSW 2007. AusIT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03
traliaE-mail: simeon@il.uls.edu.auLibrary of Congress Control Number: 2006920576CR Subject Classification (1998): 1.2. H.2.8. IĨ.2-3. D.3.3. ElLNCS SuLecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 3755Edited by J. G. Carbonell and J. SiekmannSubseries of Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceGraham J. Williams IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03 Heidelberg New YorkThis work is subject Io copyright. All rights are reserved, whether the whole or part OÍ the material is concerned, specifically the rights of translation, reprinting, re use of illustrations, recitation, broadcasting, rupnxluclion on microfilms or in any other way. and storage i IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03n data banks. Duplication of this publication or parts thereof is permitted only under the provisions of the German Copy right I -aw of September 9, 1IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03
965, in its current version, and permission for use must always be obtained from springer. Violations are liable to prosecution under the German CopyrLecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 3755Edited by J. G. Carbonell and J. SiekmannSubseries of Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceGraham J. Williams IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03_....I.. L... ....lU........._L... cal n.. n..u I1..U1-..___r-L ....... 1 I-.11-PrefaceData mining has been an area of considerable research and application in Australia and the region for many years. This has resulted in the establishment of a strong tradition of academic and industry scholarship, IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03blended with the pragmatics of practice in the field of data mining and analytics. ID3. See5, RuleQuest.com. MagnumOpus, and WEKA is but a short listIT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03
of the data milling tools and technologies that have been developed in Australasia. Data mining conferences held in Australia have attracted consideraLecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 3755Edited by J. G. Carbonell and J. SiekmannSubseries of Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceGraham J. Williams IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03today. This volume provides a snapshot of the current state of the art in data mining, presenting it both in terms of technical developments and industry applications. Authors include some of Australia’s leading researchers and practitioners in data mining, together with chapters from regional and i IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03nternational authors.The collection of chapters is based on works presented at the Australasian Data Mining conference series and industry forums. TheIT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03
original papers were initially reviewed for the workshops, conferences and forums. Presenting authors were provided with substantial feedback, both tLecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 3755Edited by J. G. Carbonell and J. SiekmannSubseries of Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceGraham J. Williams IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03 include input from potential users of the research, and in particular analytics experts from industry, looking at the impact of reviewed works.Many people contribute to an effort such as this, starting with the authors! We thank all authors for their contributions, and particularly for making the e IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03ffort to address two rounds of reviewer comments. Our workshop and conference reviewers provided the first round of helpful feedback for the presentatIT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03
ion of the papers to their respective conferences. The authors from a selection of the best papers were then invited to update their contributions forLecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 3755Edited by J. G. Carbonell and J. SiekmannSubseries of Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceGraham J. Williams IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03A considerable amount of effort goes into reviewing papers, and reviewers perform an essential task. Reviewers receive no remuneration for all their efforts, but are happy to provide their time and expertise for the benefit of the whole community. We owe a considerable debt to them all and thank the IT training LNAI 3755 data mining theory, methodology, techniques, and applications williams simoff 2006 04 03m for their enthusiasm and critical efforts.Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 3755Edited by J. G. Carbonell and J. SiekmannSubseries of Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceGraham J. WilliamsLecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 3755Edited by J. G. Carbonell and J. SiekmannSubseries of Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceGraham J. WilliamsGọi ngay
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