Re: DM: Book on datamining

[iparsa]

The Berry/Linoff book (Data Mining Techniques) covers the business 
aspect/
practical side of DM very well. If you are into more process related
technical/analytical
details then the Weiss/Indurkhya book (Predictive Data Mining) is 
pretty
good.

Among related subject matter areas, Swingler's book (Applying Neural
Networks)
does an excellent job of covering all aspects of NN modeling.

Yours,
     Ismail


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I'd like to know the name of one or two good books about Datamining.
I'm a beginner in the issue, but I'd like a book that contained not
only an overall, but a more complete approach on the issue.

Answers to bodart@dcc.ufmg.br

Thanks.


Anderson Bodart Pinto | bodart@dcc.ufmg.br | 
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Aluno de Ciencia da Computacao da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
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