Symbolic Data Analysis and the Sodas Software
| AUTHOR | Noirhomme-Frait; Diday; Noirhomme-Frait et al. |
| PUBLISHER | Wiley-Interscience (03/01/2008) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Hardcover (Hardcover) |
intervals, lists, histograms, distributions, curves and the like, keeps the "internal variation" of summaries better than standard data. SDA therefore plays a key role in the interaction between statistics and data processing, and has established itself as an important tool for analysing official statistics.
Through an extension of the concepts employed in data mining, the Editors provide an advanced guide to the techniques required to analyse symbolic data. Contributions from leading experts in the field enable the reader to build models and make predictions about future events.
The book:
- Provides new graphical tools for the interpretation of large data sets.
- Extends standard statistics, data analysis, data mining and knowledge discovery to symbolic data.
- Introduces the SODAS software, which is complementary to existing data analysis software (e.g. SAS, SPSS, SPAD) that are unable to work on symbolic data.
- Induces, exports, and compares knowledge from one database to another.
- Features a supporting website hosting the software, and user manual.
Symbolic Data Analysis and the SODAS Software is primarily aimed at practitioners of symbolic data analysis, such as statisticians and economists, within both the public and private sectors. There is also much of interest to postgraduate students and researchers within web mining, text mining, and bioengineering.
intervals, lists, histograms, distributions, curves and the like, keeps the "internal variation" of summaries better than standard data. SDA therefore plays a key role in the interaction between statistics and data processing, and has established itself as an important tool for analysing official statistics.
Through an extension of the concepts employed in data mining, the Editors provide an advanced guide to the techniques required to analyse symbolic data. Contributions from leading experts in the field enable the reader to build models and make predictions about future events.
The book:
- Provides new graphical tools for the interpretation of large data sets.
- Extends standard statistics, data analysis, data mining and knowledge discovery to symbolic data.
- Introduces the SODAS software, which is complementary to existing data analysis software (e.g. SAS, SPSS, SPAD) that are unable to work on symbolic data.
- Induces, exports, and compares knowledge from one database to another.
- Features a supporting website hosting the software, and user manual.
Symbolic Data Analysis and the SODAS Software is primarily aimed at practitioners of symbolic data analysis, such as statisticians and economists, within both the public and private sectors. There is also much of interest to postgraduate students and researchers within web mining, text mining, and bioengineering.
Edwin Diday is a Professor in Computer Science and Mathematics, at the Universite Paris Dauphine, France. He is the author or editor of 14 previous books. He is also the founder of the symbolic data analysis field, and has led numerous international research teams in the area.