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Read more ...The book begins with an overview of decision trees and discusses how decision trees are related to other concepts such as decision theory, optimization, and statistical inference. The author then explores the use of decision trees in data mining tasks and describes how these techniques complement and supplement other business intelligence applications, such as dimensional cubes (also called OLAP cubes) and data mining approaches, such as regression, cluster analysis, and neural networks. The author then demonstrates how decision trees can be used to solve real-business problems by applying them to scenarios in manufacturing, sales forecasting, CRM applications and marketing analytics.
Read more ...When developing a product, you need to find the best way to achieve your goals. You should always aim for efficiency but never sacrifice quality. The best project managers are focused on finding this golden balance between the two – getting your products done in the shortest time possible while making sure they are top quality. Lean and agile are two of the most popular methods for developing software. Both have their pros and cons, but there is no reason that you can't use one or both of them together. In order to see which one suits your team best, you will need to determine what it's priorities are, how product-driven they are and how they react when they encounter a problem while working on a product.
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