Date: Fri, 14 May 1999 00:19:04 -0400
From: Eric King, eric@heuristics.com
Subject: Gordian Institute: DATA MINING: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE
DATA MINING: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE
A broad-brushed, intensive introduction of
methods, applications, tools and techniques
offered by The Gordian Institute
featuring Dr. Ben Hitt
Registration: $995
Chicago - June 21-22, 1999
San Francisco - September 13-14, 1999
Dallas - November 8-9, 1999
ABOUT THIS COURSE
This two day course covers the subject of data mining from the ground
up. Those in attendance will benefit from a product-independent
presentation of various information modeling methods and how they apply
to business problems. If you desire to make data mining an integral
part of your business process, then this offering is designed for you.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- The basic principles of data mining
- The different methods of data mining and how they compare
- How to prepare raw data for data mining
- How to analyze and validate the results
- What questions data mining can answer
- What are the pitfalls and how to avoid them
- What commercial products are available and how to evaluate them
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:
- Making business decisions based on better information
- Developing a strong vocabulary of data mining terms and an
appreciation of the strengths and limitations of various methods
- Uncovering valuable information buried in your data.
- Distinguishing what data has real meaning and what data simply
takes up space
- Determining which methods and tools are effective for your needs
- Avoiding pitfalls in the analysis of results
REQUEST FULL COURSE DETAILS
You will quickly receive complete details to include a course outline,
instructor background and registration form through any of the following:
- Email: agent@gordianknot.com
Send an Email message with your request in the subject field:
- DATA MINING COURSE DETAILS
- GORDIAN'S QUARTERLY ELECTRONIC NEWSLETTER
- Toll Free: 800-405-2114
- Direct: 281-364-9882
- http://www.gordianknot.com
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