Description
General Information
- Understand the various classification, clustering, association rule-mining algorithms.
- Apply the data mining techniques learned to real world scientific and/or industrial applications.
Announcements
https://www.dropbox.com/request/7OTZCGDp67safc1Yjr34
Dear Presenters for Dec 12,
Please upload your presentations in PDF or PPTX/PPT via the link above by Dec 12, 10 am EST.
Remember: Each presentation should be timed to be 10 min + 2 minutes of questions.
Thanks for all the wonderful presentations last night -- Don't forget to Vote @91
Huzefa
Here is a grading rubric for the presentation: https://cs.gmu.edu/~hrangwal/node/366
and grading rubric for the report: https://cs.gmu.edu/~hrangwal/node/365
Here is a sample suggestion of what should go in a 8-page (max) report: https://cs.gmu.edu/~hrangwal/files/project.pdf
Here is the allocation for projects. Please let me know if I missed anyone.
Thanks,
Huzefa
December 5, 2016 (10 projects)
- Sneha Nagpaul
- Veda Gaddam, KALYANI RACHAKONDA, Zain Ibrahim
- Dan Robinson, Benjamin Lafko
- Joseph Carneiro
- Nitya Nair, Devika Ashok,
- Yujing Chen, H. Zhang
- Yang Zhou
- Li Zhang
- Patcharaporn Munchupaiboon, Voravan Charnsawat
- Ben Brumback
- Rob Jarvis and Jeff Schneider
December 12, 2016 (11 projects)
- Darron Fuller, S. Armstrong, N. Christian
- Niharika Bitra
- Bhavika Tekwani
- TImothy Norton
- Abhishek Kamath
- Kyle Jackson, R. Troung
- Ananya Sain Dhawan
- Adithya Velayudham
- Nathan Obert
- Christian Contreras
- Ting Zhang
Survey Link for Evaluation of Miner:
https://goo.gl/forms/YueGSMdQ6XDIXiuq2
Dear All,
For CS 584 Data Mining, I designed and developed miner; an analytics competition hosting framework that allowed for submissions of prediction and clustering models for blind evaluation. My goals were to encourage you to learn the class topics by a ``learning-by-doing'' philosophy and implementing your own creative solutions towards each of the four home works.
I want to assess how the this framework and the four home-works helped you learn about data mining and analytics tasks within the context of real world applications.
I would like to hear from you. Positives or Negatives or anything.
Thank you for your time and providing me feedback as I develop and improve this service for future classes.
Huzefa
PS: This is an anonymous survey.
Dear All,
Good luck for the mid-term exam today.
Huzefa
Dear All,
Please find attached project proposal requirements that are due on 10/31/2016.
Thanks,
Huzefa
Exam on 10/17 will be closed*. Calculators OK.
Readings from Text Book "Introduction to Data Mining" by Tan et. al.
- Chapters 1, 2, 4, 5 and 8
Sample Exam Questions from Prior Years:
Chapter 2: 13, 14, 16, 19
Chapter 4: 2, 3, 7
Chapter 5: 7, 8, 10
Although these are good practice problems to prepare for the exam, there is no guarantee that the same kind of questions will be on the exam. Other topics may also be covered in the exam.
Data Source: https://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/datasets/Dorothea
Logs: log.txt
True Labels: dorothea_valid.labels.txt
Huzefa
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Huzefa Rangwala | When? Where? | |
Monjura Afrin Rumi | When? Where? |