Re: DM: Request For DM Info

[e sommer]

not to discourage, but both your question 
and the title of your dissertation (isn't that
term normally reserved for PhD theses?) are a tad
in the over-general camp.

suggestion: renegotiate the scope with your advisor.


as to sources, on this level of generality, a
simple web search on the title phrase should
trun up more tha enough material to last a lifetime.
we recommend www.altavista.com, but your milage may vary..


of course, i could plug my book again, which answers all your
questions, but that would be cheating.

eddi

At 03:55 AM 11/4/98 -0800, Thomas Bradley wrote:
>I am a student at the University of Paisley, Scotland, UK.  I am 
>currently undertaking an Honours year project in Data Mining as part 
>of 
>my BA (Hons) Business Information Technology degree.
>
>The title of my dissertation is "Data Mining; An Evaluation of Tools 
>and 
>Techniques". 
>
>I would be most grateful if anyone could help me with information on 
>the 
>subject.  For example, history, background, methodologies, tools etc.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Thomas A Bradley
>
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