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1 Advanced Database Dr Theodoros Manavis

2 Models Steps in a Knowledge Discovery process

3 Models  Pattern recognition  Classification  Data mining  Speech recognition  …

4 Classification

5 Prediction Stock Value Prediction

6 Linear Regression

Clustering

RapidMiner

12 RapidMiner 1. Process Designing Canvas: Here you design mining processes of arbitrary complexity using building blocks provided in panel #2. Note how the building blocks are pipelined to indicate the dataflow between components. 2. Operators & Repositories: The Operators panel contains hundreds of building blocks orga- nized in categories. There exist components for pretty much everything (data transfor-mations, modeling, evaluation, etc.)! The Repositories panel provides access to sample and user defined datasets and processes. 3. Component Metadata: provides access to the parameters (metadata) of the selected block in the design canvas. In Figure 2 you can see the parameters of the Decision Tree operator located in the middle on the Designing Canvas. 4. Help: provides documentation for the selected block in the Designing Canvas (1) or the se- lected component in the Operators panel (2). The information provided is always up-to-date as the content is retrieved from the RapidWiki (the on-line documentation of RapidMiner). 5. Reporting Area: The Log panel gives feedback on the steps taking place whereas the Prob- lems panel explains what is going wrong (if any) and suggests solutions. 6. Overview: You can see an overview of the Designing Canvas (1) and can easily navigate to subareas of a huge/complex process. 7. Main Buttons: from left to right: Run (the designed process), Switch to Design Workspace (the one depicted in Figure 2) and Switch to Results workspace (depicted in Figure 3).

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