Mining big data using modified induction tree approach

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Data Mining techniques are broadly utilized crosswise over numerous orders to recognize hidden patents, rules or relationships among gigantic volumes of information. Induction Tree, for example, C4.5 is the most favored technique since it functions well under any dataset set being utilized. Exponential ascent in the utilization of the internet because of informal organizations began to get enormous volume of information crosswise over various areas in brief timeframe. These attributes by which the colossal measures of informal organization information are produced make them to order as Big Data. When adapting to huge information (Big Data), the greater part of the current discretization methodologies won't be very productive with respect to implementation. The most effective method to separate significant data from huge information has been a famous open issue. In this paper, we are proposing new algorithm of decision tree in big data. At last, we have shown some result using weka.

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Bhatt, C., & Bhensdadia, C. K. (2016). Mining big data using modified induction tree approach. International Journal of Intelligent Engineering and Systems, 9(2), 14–20. https://doi.org/10.22266/ijies2016.0630.03

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