Data mining methods
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I would like to know which data mining methods (regression, assosiation, clustring or classification) I have to use in case if I would like to find the highest number of reviews among several apps categories.
Thanks in advance for any support.
classification regression analytics data-mining
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I would like to know which data mining methods (regression, assosiation, clustring or classification) I have to use in case if I would like to find the highest number of reviews among several apps categories.
Thanks in advance for any support.
classification regression analytics data-mining
edited Nov 21 at 22:27
cricket_007
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asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Hatim TM
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This question will not merit any reasonable answer as it's unclear. Please clarify.
– cph_sto
Nov 21 at 22:53
If you wish to classify reviews as those expressing positive/negative sentiment, then you need to treat it is aClassificationproblem, which is part ofsupervisedlearning.Regression/Random Forest/neural networksetc are just tools to solve theseclassification/clusteringclass of problems. You are confusing the two things. First, you need to determine as to what your objective is and then phrase a proper statement as to what you need.
– cph_sto
Nov 21 at 23:00
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I would like to know which data mining methods (regression, assosiation, clustring or classification) I have to use in case if I would like to find the highest number of reviews among several apps categories.
Thanks in advance for any support.
classification regression analytics data-mining
edited Nov 21 at 22:27
cricket_007
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asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Hatim TM
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I would like to know which data mining methods (regression, assosiation, clustring or classification) I have to use in case if I would like to find the highest number of reviews among several apps categories.
Thanks in advance for any support.
classification regression analytics data-mining
classification regression analytics data-mining
edited Nov 21 at 22:27
cricket_007
77.8k1142108
asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Hatim TM
31
edited Nov 21 at 22:27
cricket_007
77.8k1142108
asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Hatim TM
31
edited Nov 21 at 22:27
cricket_007
77.8k1142108
edited Nov 21 at 22:27
cricket_007
77.8k1142108
edited Nov 21 at 22:27
cricket_007
77.8k1142108
77.8k1142108
asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Hatim TM
31
asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Hatim TM
31
asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Hatim TM
31
31
This question will not merit any reasonable answer as it's unclear. Please clarify.
– cph_sto
Nov 21 at 22:53
If you wish to classify reviews as those expressing positive/negative sentiment, then you need to treat it is aClassificationproblem, which is part ofsupervisedlearning.Regression/Random Forest/neural networksetc are just tools to solve theseclassification/clusteringclass of problems. You are confusing the two things. First, you need to determine as to what your objective is and then phrase a proper statement as to what you need.
– cph_sto
Nov 21 at 23:00
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This question will not merit any reasonable answer as it's unclear. Please clarify.
– cph_sto
Nov 21 at 22:53
If you wish to classify reviews as those expressing positive/negative sentiment, then you need to treat it is aClassificationproblem, which is part ofsupervisedlearning.Regression/Random Forest/neural networksetc are just tools to solve theseclassification/clusteringclass of problems. You are confusing the two things. First, you need to determine as to what your objective is and then phrase a proper statement as to what you need.
– cph_sto
Nov 21 at 23:00
This question will not merit any reasonable answer as it's unclear. Please clarify.
– cph_sto
Nov 21 at 22:53
This question will not merit any reasonable answer as it's unclear. Please clarify.
– cph_sto
Nov 21 at 22:53
If you wish to classify reviews as those expressing positive/negative sentiment, then you need to treat it is a
Classification problem, which is part of supervised learning. Regression / Random Forest / neural networks etc are just tools to solve these classification/clustering class of problems. You are confusing the two things. First, you need to determine as to what your objective is and then phrase a proper statement as to what you need.– cph_sto
Nov 21 at 23:00
If you wish to classify reviews as those expressing positive/negative sentiment, then you need to treat it is a
Classification problem, which is part of supervised learning. Regression / Random Forest / neural networks etc are just tools to solve these classification/clustering class of problems. You are confusing the two things. First, you need to determine as to what your objective is and then phrase a proper statement as to what you need.– cph_sto
Nov 21 at 23:00
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Finding the maximum is not data mining. It's a simple for loop.
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Finding the maximum is not data mining. It's a simple for loop.
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Finding the maximum is not data mining. It's a simple for loop.
answered Nov 22 at 20:41
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Finding the maximum is not data mining. It's a simple for loop.
answered Nov 22 at 20:41
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None.
Finding the maximum is not data mining. It's a simple for loop.
answered Nov 22 at 20:41
Anony-Mousse
56.7k796158
answered Nov 22 at 20:41
Anony-Mousse
56.7k796158
answered Nov 22 at 20:41
Anony-Mousse
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answered Nov 22 at 20:41
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– cph_sto
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If you wish to classify reviews as those expressing positive/negative sentiment, then you need to treat it is a
Classificationproblem, which is part ofsupervisedlearning.Regression/Random Forest/neural networksetc are just tools to solve theseclassification/clusteringclass of problems. You are confusing the two things. First, you need to determine as to what your objective is and then phrase a proper statement as to what you need.– cph_sto
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