INEFFICIENCY OF DATA MINING ALGORITHMS AND ITS ARCHITECTURE: WITH EMPHASIS TO THE SHORTCOMING OF DATA MINING ALGORITHMS ON THE OUTPUT OF THE RESEARCHES
Workineh TESEMA
workineh.tesema@ju.edu.etJimma University, Faculty of Computing, Department of Information Technology, Jimma (Ethiopia)
Abstract
This review paper presents a shortcoming associated to data mining algorithm(s) classification, clustering, association and regression which are highly used as a tool in different research communities. Data mining researches has successfully handling large amounts of dataset to solve the problems. An increase in data sizes was brought a bottleneck on algorithms to retrieve hidden knowledge from a large volume of datasets. On the other hand, data mining algorithm(s) has been unable to analysis the same rate of growth. Data mining algorithm(s) must be efficient and visual architecture in order to effectively extract information from huge amounts of data in many data repositories or in dynamic data streams. The increasing use of information visualization tools (architecture) and data mining algorithm(s) stems from two separate lines of research. Data visualization researchers believe in the importance of giving users an overview and insight into the data distributions. Many powerful visual graphical interfaces are built on top of statistical analysis and data mining algorithms to permit users to leverage their power without a deep understanding of the underlying technology. The combination of the graphical interface is permit to navigate through the complexity of statistical and data mining techniques to create powerful models. Therefore, there is an increasing need to understand the bottlenecks associated with the data mining algorithms in modern architectures and research community. This review paper basically to guide and help the researchers specifically to identify the shortcoming of data mining techniques with domain area in solving a certain problems they will explore. It also shows the research areas particularly a multimedia (where data can be sequential, audio signal, video signal, spatio-temporal, temporal, time series etc) in which data mining algorithms not yet used.
Keywords:
Data Mining, classification, clustering, association, regression, algorithms bottleneckReferences
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Jimma University, Faculty of Computing, Department of Information Technology, Jimma Ethiopia
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