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Data Warehouse VS Data Mining

The document discusses data warehousing and data mining. It describes data warehousing as aggregating structured data from multiple sources to enable analysis rather than transaction processing. A data warehouse consolidates data from different sources while ensuring quality. It improves performance by separating analytics from operational databases. Data mining is the process of finding patterns within large datasets to identify relationships. It is used for market analysis, risk management, and fraud detection. The document outlines advantages such as accessibility and insights for decision making, and disadvantages including cost, complexity, and privacy concerns.

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Data Warehouse VS Data Mining

The document discusses data warehousing and data mining. It describes data warehousing as aggregating structured data from multiple sources to enable analysis rather than transaction processing. A data warehouse consolidates data from different sources while ensuring quality. It improves performance by separating analytics from operational databases. Data mining is the process of finding patterns within large datasets to identify relationships. It is used for market analysis, risk management, and fraud detection. The document outlines advantages such as accessibility and insights for decision making, and disadvantages including cost, complexity, and privacy concerns.

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Krishna,Prateek,Ganesh,Rudra,Shahid.

Date : 05-07-2022
Data Warehouse

 It is a technology that aggregates structured data from one or more sources so that it can
be compared and analyzed rather than transaction processing. A data warehouse is
designed to support the management decision-making process by providing a platform
for data cleaning, data integration, and data consolidation.
 A data warehouse contains subject-oriented, integrated, time-variant, and non-volatile
data. The Data warehouse consolidates data from many sources while ensuring data
quality, consistency, and accuracy.
 Data warehouse improves system performance by separating analytics processing from
transnational databases.
 Data flows into a data warehouse from the various databases. A data warehouse works
by organizing data into a schema that describes the layout and type of data. Query tools
analyze the data tables using schema.

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Advantages of Data Warehousing:

∙ The data warehouse’s job is to make any form of corporate data easier to understand. The majority
of the user’s job will consist of inputting raw data.
. The capacity to update continuously and frequently is the key benefit of this technology. As a result,
data warehouses are perfect for organizations and entrepreneurs who want to stay current with
their target audience and customers.
. It makes data more accessible to businesses and organizations.
. A data warehouse holds a large volume of historical data that users can use to evaluate different
periods and trends in order to create predictions for the future.

Disadvantages of Data Warehousing:

. There is a great risk of accumulating irrelevant and useless data. Data


loss and erasure are other potential issues.
. Data is gathered from various sources in a data warehouse. Cleansing
and transformation of the data are required. This could be a difficult task.

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Data Mining
 It is the process of finding patterns and correlations within large data sets to identify
relationships between data.
 Data mining tools allow a business organization to predict customer behavior. Data
mining tools are used to build risk models and detect fraud.
 Data mining is used in market analysis and management, fraud detection, corporate
analysis, and risk management.

 Advantages of Data Mining:


 Data mining aids in a variety of data analysis and sorting procedures. The identification
and detection of any undesired fault in a system is one of the best implementations here.
This method permits any dangers to be eliminated sooner.
 In comparison to other statistical data applications, data mining methods are both cost-
effective and efficient.
 Companies can take advantage of this analytical tool by providing appropriate and easily
accessible knowledge-based data.
 The detection and identification of undesirable faults that occur in the system are one of
the most astonishing data mining techniques.

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Disadvantages
1. It helps gather reliable information

2. Data Mining tools are complex and require training to use

3.Helps businesses make operational adjustments

4.Data mining techniques are not infallible

5.Helps to make informed decisionsRising privacy concerns

6.It helps detect risks and fraud Data mining requires large databases

7.Helps to understand behaviours, trends and discover hidden patterns Expensive

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Indeed
“Data is a precious thing
and will last longer than
the systems themselves.” ...

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