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Machine learning and data mining are research areas of computer science whose quick development is due to the advances in data analysis research, growth in the database industry and the resulting market needs for methods that are capable of extracting valuable knowledge from large data stores. A vast amount of research work has been done in the mul...
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... mining refers to analysis of large amount of multimedia information in order to extract patterns based on their statistical relationships. Figure 1 shows the categories of multimedia data mining ...
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... will talk about random forest in classification, since classification is sometimes considered the building block of machine learning. Below you can see how a random forest would look like as Figure 10. Random Forest is also considered as a very handy and easy to use algorithm, because it is default hyperparameters often produce a good prediction result. ...
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... a training set has to select a learning model to learn from it and make multimedia mining model more iterative [36]. The Figure 11 below shows the multimedia mining processing: Data collection is the very first step in multimedia mining process. It acts as a raw data which are further input to the data preprocessing stage, which includes several task such as data cleaning and feature selection. ...
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... consist of a huge, widely, distributed, advertisements, consumer information, education, government, e commerce, and many other services. The main task of web mining includes mining of web contents, web access patterns and web linkage structures as shown in Figure 12. This involves mining the web page layout structure, mining the web's link structures to identify authorize web pages, mining multimedia data on the web, automatic classification of web documents, and web usage mining [36]. ...
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... this the mining is performed on the collected data and then after Interpretation and evaluation the Knowledge is generated. The entire process is described as the Figure 13 below. ...
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... two important issues in Video mining are to develop a representational scheme for the content and a Human friendly query/interface [90]. Figure 14 shows general framework for video data mining. There are many video mining approaches and they are roughly classified into five categories. ...
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... Phoneme based indexing does not deals with conversion from speech to text, but instead works only with sound. Figure 15 shows the process of Audio mining. The main objective of audio mining technology is to search through speech for identifying specific characteristics. ...
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... main use of this technology in the field of security hence it can be utilized by military, police and private companies since they provide security services. Figure 16 shows present architecture which includes the types of multimedia mining process [107]. Data Collection is the initial stage of the learning system; Pre-processing is to extract significant features from raw data, it includes data cleaning, transformation, normalization, feature extraction, etc. Learning can be direct, if informative types can be recognized at pre-processing stage. ...
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... difference between unstructured data and structured data mining is the sequence or time element. The architecture of converting unstructured data to structured data and it is used for extracting information from unstructured database is shown in Figure 17. Then data mining tools are applied to the stored structured databases. ...
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... mining architecture is given in Figure 18. The architecture has several components. ...
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... mining refers to analysis of large amount of multimedia information in order to extract patterns based on their statistical relationships. Figure 1 shows the categories of multimedia data mining ...
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... will talk about random forest in classification, since classification is sometimes considered the building block of machine learning. Below you can see how a random forest would look like as Figure 10. Random Forest is also considered as a very handy and easy to use algorithm, because it is default hyperparameters often produce a good prediction result. ...
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... a training set has to select a learning model to learn from it and make multimedia mining model more iterative [38]. The Figure 11 below shows the multimedia mining processing: Data collection is the very first step in multimedia mining process. It acts as a raw data which are further input to the data preprocessing stage, which includes several task such as data cleaning and feature selection. ...
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... consist of a huge, widely, distributed, advertisements, consumer information, education, government, e commerce, and many other services. The main task of web mining includes mining of web contents, web access patterns and web linkage structures as shown in Figure 12. This involves mining the web page layout structure, mining the web's link structures to identify authorize web pages, mining multimedia data on the web, automatic classification of web documents, and web usage mining [38]. ...
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... this the mining is performed on the collected data and then after Interpretation and evaluation the Knowledge is generated. The entire process is described as the Figure 13 below. ...
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... two important issues in Video mining are to develop a representational scheme for the content and a Human friendly query/interface [92]. Figure 14 shows general framework for video data mining. There are many video mining approaches and they are roughly classified into five categories. ...
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... Phoneme based indexing does not deals with conversion from speech to text, but instead works only with sound. Figure 15 shows the process of Audio mining. The main objective of audio mining technology is to search through speech for identifying specific characteristics. ...
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... main use of this technology in the field of security hence it can be utilized by military, police and private companies since they provide security services. Figure 16 shows present architecture which includes the types of multimedia mining process [109]. Data Collection is the initial stage of the learning system; Pre-processing is to extract significant features from raw data, it includes data cleaning, transformation, normalization, feature extraction, etc. Learning can be direct, if informative types can be recognized at pre-processing stage. ...
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... difference between unstructured data and structured data mining is the sequence or time element. The architecture of converting unstructured data to structured data and it is used for extracting information from unstructured database is shown in Figure 17. Then data mining tools are applied to the stored structured databases. ...
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... Text mining has been also utilized in code mining of other fields such as software engineer. Those techniques follows a data-driven approach to recover names by searching in a large corpus of data (Tran H., 2019) and to understand the code semantic . ...
... Overfitting is the tendency of data mining techniques to generate models which tailor to training data without generalization to previously unseen data (Provost and Fawcett, 2013) Different supervised machine learning algorithms are employed to preform prediction: Decision Tree, Neural Network and knn which were then evaluated and the one which yields highest accuracy level will be chosen to formulate the final model (Reiman., 2018) -Decision Tree: is one of the most widely used and practical supervised machine learning method. It builds models in the tree-like graph, which breaks down data into subsets while at the same time, an associated decision is incrementally built (Tran., 2019). Each node represents an attribute, each brand defines a rule, and each leaf represents an outcome which altogether represents classification rules. ...
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