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Chapter1 MA Barmer Book

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Chapter1 MA Barmer Book

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  1. 1Data types1.Nominal Variables
    2.Binary Variables
    3.Ordinal Variables
    4.Integer Variables
    5.Interval-scaled Variables
    6.Ratio-Scaled Variables
  2. 21.Nominal VariablesA variable used to put objects in categories , it maybe numerical in form but the numerical values have no mathematical interpretation1.Nominal Variables
  3. 32.Binary VariableSpecial case of Nominal variable that takes only two possible values , 1 or 0..2.Binary Variable
  4. 43.Ordinal VariableSimiliar to nominal variables except that it have meaning like small , large,medium classes usage3.Ordinal Variable
  5. 54.Integer VariablesType of variables that uses integers , unlike nominal variables , Integer variables have a mathematical interpretation (arithmetically meaningful)4.Integer Variables
  6. 65.Interval-scaled VariablesVariables that take numerical values which are measured at equal intervals from a zero point or origin, and the origin doesn't imply absence of the measured characteristics.. e.x(0 degrees doesn't imply absence of the temperature)5.Interval-scaled Variables
  7. 76.Ratio-Scaled VariablesAre similliar to interval-scaled variables but the difference here is that the origin or zero does imply the absence of the measured charateristics6.Ratio-Scaled Variables
  8. 8Attributes Types1.Categorical
    2.Continuous
  9. 91.Categorical AttributesRefers to the Nominal , Binary , Ordinal variables1.Categorical Attributes
  10. 102.Continuous AttributesRefers to Integer,Interval-scaled , Ratio-scaled variables2.Continuous Attributes
  11. 11Data CleaningEven when the data is in the standard form it cannot be assumed that it
    is error free. In real-world datasets erroneous values can be recorded for a
    variety of reasons, including measurement errors, subjective judgements and
    malfunctioning or misuse of automatic recording equipment.
  12. 12Dealing with the missing values1.Discard Instances
    2.Replace by most frequent/Average Value
  13. 13ClusteringClustering algorithms examine data to find groups of items that are similar. For
    example, an insurance company might group customers according to income,
    age, types of policy purchased or prior claims experience. In a fault diagnosis
    application, electrical faults might be grouped according to the values of certain
    key variables

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Graduate Record Examination (GRE) DataMining (Chapter 1) FlashCards sobre Chapter1 MA Barmer Book, criado por GM Ducky em 02-04-2016.
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