Classification in Data Mining: Basic Concepts and Decision Trees
Classification in data mining involves learning a target function that maps attributes to predefined class labels. This process helps in discriminating between different classes, such as cheaters and non-cheaters. Classification models can be used for various tasks like predicting benign or malignant tumor cells, categorizing financial transactions, and identifying spam emails. The general approach involves training a model on a set of labeled data and then applying it to new, unlabeled records for classification.
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5th Annual Conference on Financial Fraud, Cross-Border Crime & Illicit Substance Abuse Tunji Aworinde MSc, MBA FCCA CEO Forensic Insight International Ltd Abuja.Lagos.London www.theforensicinsight.com Tel +234 8149 44 4660 Tel +234 9081 21 2881 Tel +44 (0) 20 7821 2874 November 10 12, 2020
Why Nigeria The emergence of multinational looting Machines is not unusual in oil producing and mineral rich nations, but Nigeria is exceptional in producing unimaginable number of criminals able to participate successfully in global illicit markets. Why is Nigeria special in this regard? (The Present Darkness S Ellis)
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Making a statement (and resolve that we know the difference) Our nation s problems are man-made; therefore they RIGHT & WRONG may be solved by man. No problem of human destiny is GOOD & BAD beyond human solution DAY & NIGHT (J F Kennedy 10/06/1963)
Contribution to anti-corruption campaign, Capacity Building Ethical Recommendation Visit www.theforensicinsight.com Counter Corruption Training Academy
