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Free Online Book for Introducing Data Mining!

Friday, December 31, 2010



For anyone who wants to start on the data mining topics, I extremely recommend this  book a available online for free.  I found it last week and one of the interesting features of this book that caught my attention was its structure and visualization.  They provided a table of content which is actually a Data Mining Map.




The book is practical and more suited for people who wants to be introduced to Data Mining in a easy way. There are a lot of pictures, tables , definitions and exercises.   This project was created by the Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry at the University of Toronto.

Great work and finding!

Marcel Caraciolo

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