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Introduction to Applying Data Mining Techniques Using SAS Enterprise Miner

Duration: 4.0 hours
Audience
This course serves as an introduction to data mining and Enterprise Miner software. It is designed for data analysts and qualitative experts as well as those with less of a technical background who want a general understanding of data mining.
Course Description
This course covers the basic skills required to assemble analyses using the rich tool set of Enterprise Miner. The course also covers concepts fundamental to understanding and successfully applying data mining methods.
Prerequisites
Before attending this course, you should be familiar with Microsoft Windows and Windows-based software. Previous SAS software experience is helpful but not necessary.
Course Contents
Introduction to Data Mining
  • discussing some of the history of data mining
  • defining data mining and its uses
  • examining the SAS approach to data mining
Introduction to SAS Enterprise Miner
  • introducing the tools available in Enterprise Miner
  • exploring the workspace components
  • setting up projects and diagrams
  • conducting initial data exploration
Predictive Modeling
  • discussing some data difficulties and pitfalls in data mining
  • examining the functionality of modeling nodes in Enterprise Miner
  • constructing decision trees using a banking example
  • comparing candidate models
Software Addressed
This course addresses the following software product(s): SAS Enterprise Miner. This course is appropriate for students who are using SAS Enterprise Miner Release 5.1.
Course Materials
You receive Introduction to Applying Data Mining Techniques Using SAS Enterprise Miner Course Notes.
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