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    Data Mining Techniques

    (Topics in Machine Learning and Data Mining)


    1 – Welcome!
    Dr. Kambiz Ghazinour
    Fall 2016
    Kent State University
    © 2015 Department of Computer Science/Kambiz Ghazinour
    Getting started…
    • Introduction
    • Course Description
    • Evaluation
    • Blackboard
    • Course Overview

    © 2015 Department of Computer Science/Kambiz Ghazinour


    Course Reading
    • Various readings will be assigned throughout the course from papers
    or the text book.
    • You are expected to have read the material before the start of the
    corresponding class and related additional reading is encouraged
    • Textbook:
    – Data Mining: Practical Machine Learning Tools and
    Techniques: 3rd Edition; by Ian H. Witten, Eibe Frank,
    Mark A. Hall
    ISBN-13: 9780123748560,
    Publisher: Elsevier Science,
    Publication date: 1/20/2011

    © 2015 Department of Computer Science/Kambiz Ghazinour


    Course Evaluation
    • Participation 10%
    – Class attendance 5%
    – Engaging in discussions 5%
    • Assignments, pop quizzes 20%
    • Project * 60%
    – Proposal 5%
    – Bibliography 10%
    – Presentation 15%
    – Final Report 30%
    • Presentation Critique 10%
    Total 100%

    * PhD students: Individual work


    Senior undergrads and Masters students: Groups of 4
    Important: Students in the
    © 2015 groups
    Department are marked
    of Computer individually.
    Science/Kambiz Ghazinour
    Important Notice
    • Assignments and Project are due at midnight
    of their due date.
    • Everything should be submitted electronically
    on Blackboard.
    • Late submission = ZERO.
    • Plagiarism = F for the course

    © 2015 Department of Computer Science/Kambiz Ghazinour


    Teacher Assistant
    • TBA
    • All the arrangements with respect to the
    assignments, extensions, group organization,
    projects, submissions, etc. should be set with the
    Teacher Assistant of the course.
    • Only if the students cannot resolve the issue with
    the Teacher Assistant, they shall contact me.

    © 2015 Department of Computer Science/Kambiz Ghazinour


    Blackboard
    • “Current” information is available on blackboard
    only under: 63015-001
    - Please let me know if you do not have access!
    • I use Blackboard to communicate to the class about
    any changes:
    – Due dates
    – Research insights
    – Class announcements
    It is your responsibility to check blackboard regularly.
    © 2015 Department of Computer Science/Kambiz Ghazinour
    Course Outline (1/4)
    • Module 1 – Introduction
    – Real world examples
    • Amazon suggests which books you might be interested in.
    • Police force in Chicago is predicting in which neighborhood the crime is about to
    happen
    • Discovering the connection between a symptom and an illness
    – Data Mining and Machine Learning
    • DM definition
    • ML definition
    – Why PPDM?
    – Ethics
    • Module 2 – Data Collection and Sanitization
    – Input type
    – Data collection
    – Data cleansing
    – Output

    © 2015 Department of Computer Science/Kambiz Ghazinour


    Course Outline (2/4)
    • Module 3 – Data Mining
    – Pattern Mining
    – Clustering
    – Decision tree
    • Module 4 – Weka
    – What is Weka?
    – Why Weka?
    – How to use Weka?
    – Sample codes
    – The explorer layout
    • Module 5 – Data Mining Applications
    – Data Mining in Marketing
    – Social Media Mining
    – Data Mining in Industry
    – Data Mining in System Biology
    © 2015 Department of Computer Science/Kambiz Ghazinour
    Course Outline (3/4)
    • Module 6 – Machine Learning
    – Supervised, Unsupervised, Semi-supervised Learning
    – Nearest Neighbor
    – Online Learning
    – Naive Bayesian Classification
    • Module 7 – Machine Learning Applications
    – Real world applications
    • Module 8 – Data Privacy
    – Privacy definitions
    – Privacy elements
    – Privacy Taxonomy

    © 2015 Department of Computer Science/Kambiz Ghazinour


    Course Outline (4/4)
    • Module 9 – Privacy Preserving Data Mining
    – Privacy challenges in data mining
    – Methods to enforce privacy
    – Changes in algorithms
    – Data anonymization and data publishing
    • Module 10 – Applications/Projects

    © 2015 Department of Computer Science/Kambiz Ghazinour

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