What should the analysis of a data mining software be like?
Keywords:
data mining, analysis method, presentationAbstract
The data mining tools are widely spreaded and started to become homogeneous in their field of service. The software analyses and presentations don’t follow the changes of the demands on the market. Such aspects are analyzed, that must be amended. Companies want to choose th ebest data mining tool, that’s why there is a need for more accurate and detailed analyses. Not like the current ones that cannot be compared with each other, it can show the details of the development/improvement of the software market. If we look back in time, many analyses can be found, but typically they did not mention the useful details of other methods. I examined the analysis methods and I created new criterias, that should be added to the analyses for the companies. I determined the weights of each category, furthermore I prepared the basics of a graphical presentation method as well. The aforementioned analysis technique and presentation method can also be used for other softwares.
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