Data mining using client/server systems

Q2 Computer Science

Journal of Systems and Information Technology Pub Date : 2000-12-01 DOI:10.1108/13287260080000756

P. Pendharkar, J. Rodger

引用次数: 2

Abstract

client/server(C/S) systems have revolutionized the systems development approach. Among the drivers of the C/S systems is the lower price/performance ratio compared to the mainframe‐based transaction processing systems. Data mining is a process of identifying patterns in corporate transactional and operational databases (also called data warehouses). As most Fortune 500 companies are moving quickly towards the client server systems, it is increasingly becoming important that a data mining approaches should be adapted for C/S systems. In the current paper, we describe different data mining approaches that are used in the C/S systems.

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使用客户机/服务器系统进行数据挖掘

客户机/服务器(C/S)系统已经彻底改变了系统开发方法。与基于大型机的事务处理系统相比，C/S系统的驱动因素之一是其较低的性价比。数据挖掘是在公司事务和操作数据库(也称为数据仓库)中识别模式的过程。由于大多数财富500强公司正在迅速向客户机/服务器系统转移，因此使数据挖掘方法适用于C/S系统变得越来越重要。在本文中，我们描述了C/S系统中使用的不同数据挖掘方法。

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Journal of Systems and Information Technology Computer Science-Computer Science (all)

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4.40

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