In article <86nrjb$ljd$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
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>Can anyone suggest a good textbook for a course in data mining? The
>students would graduate students in science and engineering with the
>typical background being one or two undergraduate courses in
>probability and statistics.
>
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>Brian Borchers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Department of Mathematics http://www.nmt.edu/~borchers/
>New Mexico Tech Phone: 505-835-5813
>Socorro, NM 87801 FAX: 505-835-5366
There's no perfect book, as usual. You may need to combine several books. Or,
you may choose a book and supplement it with notes from other books. Go to
www.recursive-partitioning.com/books.html
for some recent data mining and machine learning books. You also need to take
into account software to try the various methods.
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Tjen-Sien Lim
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.Recursive-Partitioning.com
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