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Le Data-Mining et l’alternative modèles classiques / réseaux neuronaux

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  • Andrew Ainslie

    (Université de Chicago)

  • Xavier Dreze

    (Université de Californie du Sud)

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L'extraction de données ("Data-Mining", littéralement "Forage de Données") est une nouvelle façon de tirer des informations de grosses bases de données qui gagne actuellement la faveur de grandes entreprises. Après avoir décrit le processus d'extraction de données, les auteurs proposent une méthodologie permettant de combiner les techniques d'extraction de données et l'analyse plus traditionnelle de régression, afin de parvenir à une meilleure compréhension des informations contenues dans une base de données d'entreprise. Deux exemples, l'un tiré de l'industrie automobile et l'autre de l'industrie télévisuelle, viennent illustrer ces concepts.

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  • Andrew Ainslie & Xavier Dreze, 1996. "Le Data-Mining et l’alternative modèles classiques / réseaux neuronaux," Post-Print halshs-02926531, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:halshs-02926531
    DOI: 10.7193/DM.007.75.83
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