On the symbiosis of a data mining environment and a DBMS:

Abstract: "One of the main obstacles in applying data mining techniques to large, real-world databases is the lack of efficient data management. In this paper, we outline a two-level architecture, consisting of a mining tool and a database server. Key elements in its success are a clear separat...

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Main Authors: Kersten, Martin L. (Author), Holsheimer, Marcel (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Amsterdam 1995
Series:Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica <Amsterdam> / Department of Computer Science: Report CS 95,21
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Summary:Abstract: "One of the main obstacles in applying data mining techniques to large, real-world databases is the lack of efficient data management. In this paper, we outline a two-level architecture, consisting of a mining tool and a database server. Key elements in its success are a clear separation of concerns: the mining tool organizes and controls the search process, while all data-handling is performed by the parallel main memory DBMS. Data is stored as a set of binary tables. The interaction consists of queries for statistical information. Properties of the DBMS and the search algorithm are exploited for optimization of the data handling. In particular, results of previous computations are re-used, and I/O activity is reduced by keeping a small hot-set of binary tables in main-memory. As test results show, this system handles large datasets at a competitive performance."
Physical Description:12 S.

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