IS 3954 Doctoral Seminar on Data Mining

CRN 43914

Wednesday 12 - 2:50PM
SIS Building 406

Discussion Leader: Paul Munro

Textbook:
Data Mining: Concepts and Techniques, Jaiwei Han and Micheline Kamber, Morgan Kaufmann


Powerpoint presentations from the textbook website.
Student modifications to powerpoint chapters:
Click here for weekly schedule.

Description:
The seminar will begin with an overview of several concepts from statistics and machine learning, including regression, prediction, descision trees, classification, neural networks, and genetic algorithms. The second part of the semester will consist of discussions of readings (case studies) to be led by the participants in the seminar.

Each particpant will be responsible for the following:

A final project will also be required involving the development of a data mining application using available software (such as SPSS or S-Plus). Use the Link-to-learn spreadsheet to mine data from. Click here for a description of the variables.

Some data mining resources on the web (just a fraction of what is out there):