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Poll
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How do you usually store dataset metadata? [118 votes
total]
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| in a
header line (25) |
21% |
| in a
relational DB (46) |
39% |
| in a
commercial data mining tool format (18) |
15% |
| in PMML
(2) |
2% |
| c45
.names files (11) |
9% |
| other
(16) |
14%
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Comments
- Serge A. Terekhoff, Feb 20th 2002, Long-lived metadata
My opinion is that metadata should be
stored as close as possible to the data, and both should be stored
in long-lived format (plain ASCII text - the only survival since
early 60-s).
High importance data should be printed on
paper.
- Robin, Feb 20th 2002,
Data mining metadata is a good practice
Maintaining a well
documented set of data mining metadata ensures each member of the
team is using the same assumptions about each variable or element of
the input data source, not to mention having clear documentation of
the mining techniques employed so that the analysis can be repeated,
verified and calibrated over time.
- Carl, Feb 20th 2002, Metadata - Who has time?
Who has time for metadata?
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