Knowledge Discovery in Databases I (WS 2022/23)

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Organisation

Umfang: 3+2 Semesterwochenstunden
Dozent: Prof. Dr. Thomas Seidl
Vorkenntnisse: Algorithmen und Datenstrukturen empfohlen, Datenbanksysteme I vorteilhaft.

Anmeldung: über Uni2Work
Übungsleitung: Philipp Jahn, Simon Rauch, Janina Sontheim

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Lecture Material: Files

Termine und Ort

Veranstaltung	Zeit	Ort	Beginn
Vorlesung	Mi, 9:15 - 11:45 Uhr	Theresienstr. 39, B138	19.10.2022
Übung 1	Do, 12:00 - 14:00 Uhr	siehe Uni2Work	27.10.2022
Übung 2	Do, 14:00 - 16:00 Uhr	siehe Uni2Work	27.10.2022
Übung 3	Do, 16:00 - 18:00 Uhr	siehe Uni2Work	27.10.2022
Übung 4	Fr, 12:00 - 14:00 Uhr	siehe Uni2Work	28.10.2022

Inhalt

The vast increase in data volume in almost every field results in increased difficulty or even impossibility for information analysis. Especially in areas such as biological measurement evaluation (e.g. gene sequencing, micro-array processes …) or data transaction in large telecommunications or network operators, using data without computational aid is inconceivable. The research area “Knowledge Discovery in Databases (KDD)” investigates solutions to these problems. It combines statistics, machine learning, database systems, and (semi-) automatic extraction methods for valid, new, and potentially useful knowledge from large databases. The term data mining in this context refers to the fundamental step in the KDD process, in which the actual analysis of the data is carried out. Data mining is often applied to large amounts of operational data that are managed separately in so-called data warehouses. The frequently used term Business Intelligence describes, among other things, the application of data mining algorithms to the information provided by a data warehouse in order to support targeted decision-making processes. The lecture gives an overview of the basics of the most important KDD techniques. Particularly: Classification, regression/trend detection, clustering, outlier detection, association rules, and process mining.

To deepen the lecture, exercises are offered in which the presented procedures are further explained and illustrated with practical examples.