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Data Mining for Controlling and Fraud Detection |
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Our course "Data Mining for Controlling and Fraud Detection"
provides an introduction into data mining methods and demonstrates
how data mining can be employed in various accounting, controlling,
and auditing related tasks by companies, financial institutions,
insurance companies, and tax authorities.
Accounting data can be analyzed and leads to models for detecting
patterns and irregularities, improper accounting practices,
dubios transactions, potential fraud, money laundering,
and other undesired activities as well as for transaction monitoring,
credit scoring, credit default prediction, risk assessment and minimization,
finding risk factors, and predicting expected future demand, prices, and sales.
This course also describes the practical steps necessary to create
such models with the open-source data mining software RapidMiner.
The large amount of practical examples and exercises enables the
participants to design appropriate data mining processes and apply
the gained knowledge to their data mining problems and to solve them
efficiently and successfully.
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Exploratory Data Mining with Application to Social Sciences and Market Research |
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The course "Exploratory Data Mining with Application to Social Sciences and Market Research" is a compact two day introduction into the foundations of exploratory data analysis with the Data Mining Software RapidMiner. The methods of exploratory data analysis are often much simpler than statistical modelling schemes. The probably most important aspect of exploratory data mining, however, is the fact that the analyst himself is involved in the analysis process. Hence, exploratory data analysis mainly consists of (semi-)graphical descriptions of data and correlations enabling the analyst to search for patterns or grounding principles. Therefore, exploratory data mining is often the first step in the complete model building process.
The course uses examples and data from social sciences and related topics in order to illustrate the discussed methods. The techniques covered by this course are the visualization of data and simple models together with techniques for getting first insights and hints for further analysis, and the calculation of statistical measures and the analysis of distributions and correlations. Understandable modelling techniques like linear regression or decision trees complement the explorative techniques discussed in this course. Due to a high number of practical exercises, the participants will be able to transfer the gained knowledge to own data mining problems and solve them quickly and easily.
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Training Courses in New York |
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In October 2008, Rapid-I will provide training courses on data mining and several data mining applications in New York city as well as in San Francisco. Between October 6th, 2008 and October 10th, 2008, five different one-day courses on data mining in general, on data mining for customer relationship management, sales, and marketing, on advanced data mining methods, on data mining for time series predictions, and on data mining for financial forecasting and other finance-related topics will be provided in New York city.
Special offer: Book four days and get one day free!
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Training Courses in San Francisco |
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In October 2008, Rapid-I will provide training courses on data mining and several data mining applications in San Francisco as well as in New York city. Between October 20th, 2008 and October 24th, 2008, five different one-day courses on data mining in general, on data mining for customer relationship management, sales, and marketing, on text mining, on web mining and sentiment analysis, and on data mining for developers of intelligent software solutions will be provided in San Francisco.
Special offer: Book four days and get one day free!
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