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Date 9/800: Mining structure and model

Date 9/800: Mining structure and model

Structures and Models As detailed in Chapter 3, SQL Server Analysis Services has two major objects that deal with data mining: mining structures and mining models. A mining structure defines the domain of a mining problem, whereas a mining model is the application of a mining algorithm to the data in a mining structure. A mining structure contains a list of structure columns that have data and content types, bindings to the data source, and some optional flags that control how the data is modeled. Additionally, a mining structure contains a list of mining models that use the columns from the structure. The definition of a mining model contains an algorithm with its associated parameters, plus a list of columns from the mining structure. Each model in a structure can use a different algorithm, or the same algorithm with different parameters, and/or a different subset of the columns in the structure. For each column in the model, you can assign how it is to be used in that model, as well as algorithm-specific modeling flags. This feature allows you to easily test different hypotheses on the same data set.
Structures and Models As detailed in Chapter 3, SQL Server Analysis Services has two major objects that deal with data mining: mining structures and mining models. A mining structure defines the domain of a mining problem, whereas a mining model is the application of a mining algorithm to the data in a mining structure. A mining structure contains a list of structure columns that have data and content types, bindings to the data source, and some optional flags that control how the data is modeled. Additionally, a mining structure contains a list of mining models that use the columns from the structure. The definition of a mining model contains an algorithm with its associated parameters, plus a list of columns from the mining structure. Each model in a structure can use a different algorithm, or the same algorithm with different parameters, and/or a different subset of the columns in the structure. For each column in the model, you can assign how it is to be used in that model, as well as algorithm-specific modeling flags. This feature allows you to easily test different hypotheses on the same data set.
Date 9/800: Mining structure and model
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