Business Intelligence Data Mining

Data mining can be technically defined as theservices and utilities. BI uses various technologies like
automated extraction of hidden information fromdata mining, scorecarding, data warehouses, text
large databases for predictive analysis. In othermining, decision support systems, executive
words, it is the retrieval of useful information frominformation systems, management information
large masses of data, which is also presented in ansystems and geographic information systems for
analyzed form for specific decision-making.analyzing useful information for business decision
Data mining requires the use of mathematicalmaking.
algorithms and statistical techniques integrated withBusiness intelligence is a broader arena of
software tools. The final product is an easy-to-usedecision-making that uses data mining as one of the
software package that can be used even bytools. In fact, the use of data mining in BI makes the
non-mathematicians to effectively analyze the datadata more relevant in application. There are several
they have. Data Mining is used in several applicationskinds of data mining: text mining, web mining, social
like market research, consumer behavior, directnetworks data mining, relational databases, pictorial
marketing, bioinformatics, genetics, text analysis,data mining, audio data mining and video data mining,
fraud detection, web site personalization,that are all used in business intelligence applications.
e-commerce, healthcare, customer relationshipSome data mining tools used in BI are: decision trees,
management, financial services andinformation gain, probability, probability density
telecommunications.functions, Gaussians, maximum likelihood estimation,
Business intelligence data mining is used in marketGaussian Baves classification, cross-validation, neural
research, industry research, and for competitornetworks, instance-based learning /case-based/
analysis. It has applications in major industries likememory-based/non-parametric, regression algorithms,
direct marketing, e-commerce, customer relationshipBayesian networks, Gaussian mixture models,
management, healthcare, the oil and gas industry,K-means and hierarchical clustering, Markov models
scientific tests, genetics, telecommunications, financialand so on.