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Data Mining with Microsoft[r] SQL Server[tm] 2000 Technical Reference
Data Mining with Microsoft[r] SQL Server[tm] 2000 Technical Reference
ISBN: B007EMTPI0
EAN: N/A
Year: 2001
Pages: 16
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Cover
PART I INTRODUCING DATA MINING
1 Understanding Data Mining
2 Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services Architecture
3 Data Storage Models
4 Approaches to Data Mining
5 Microsoft Decision Trees
PART II DATA-MINING METHODS
6 Creating Decision Trees with OLAP
7 Microsoft Clustering
8 Using Microsoft Data Transformation Services (DTS)
PART III CREATING DATAMINING APPLICATIONS WITH CODE
9 Using Decision Support Objects (DSO)
10 Understanding Data-Mining Structures
11 Data Mining Using PivotTable Service
12 Data-Mining Queries
Appendix
Data Mining with Microsoft[r] SQL Server[tm] 2000 Technical Reference
ISBN: B007EMTPI0
EAN: N/A
Year: 2001
Pages: 16
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