GA-MINER: Parallel Data Mining with Hierarchical Genetic Algorithms - Final Report (1995)
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@MISC{Flockhart95ga-miner:parallel,
author = {Ian W. Flockhart},
title = {GA-MINER: Parallel Data Mining with Hierarchical Genetic Algorithms - Final Report},
year = {1995}
}
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Many organisations now routinely gather vast and ever-increasing amounts of data in the ordinary course of their business. While much of this information is collected for day-to-day operational reasons, many businesses are now realising that this data has much additional value for improving operational processes. Large databases can form the basis of decision support systems, often based around a data warehouse. Such systems may then be used for a variety of applications such as trend spotting, pattern recognition, behavioral modeling and customer worth assessment. Against this backdrop, the term data mining is used to refer to the process of searching through a large volume of data to discover interesting and useful information. The authors have traditionally sought to divide data mining into three types or levels---undirected or pure data mining, where the system is left almost entirely unconstrained to discover patterns in the data free of prejudices from the user; directed data mi...







