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    A Frame Work For Clustering Concept Drifting Categorical Data Authors: Raja Vaghicharla, Ravi Vemuri, Ramakrishna Rama Under guidance: Dr. Victor Shengli sheng Computer Science Department University of Central Arkansas Abstract: Data clustering is the most important technique in studying data analysis and it is also important in researching several domains regarding the analysis for which sampling has been important to improve the efficiency of clustering.

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    Indifferent, Not happy, Miserable” I transformed social happiness into a binary variable. If a participant selected “Very Happy” or “Mostly Happy” they are considered socially happy at Colby. One challenge I ran into with this study was the uneven categorical data responses from the survey. The uneven increment increases made analysis more difficult in that you could no longer describe how a one-unit increase in Bk affects social happiness. For example the survey asked, “How many hours each day do you

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    Categorical data were summarized as percentages (%) or number (n). Comparison between groups was done using the unpaired t-test or Mann-Whitney test as appropriate. Comparison within each group (baseline versus after two months) was done using the Wilcoxon signed rank test. Chi-Square test or Fisher's exact test were used for categorical variables. Percent change was calculated as follows: [(current value – baseline value

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    Also it has a vast population which causes a lot of traffic on the roads. Knowing these factors help us to collect more accurate data because it enables us to compare between different situations and make a better analysis. These factors can be identified as: Overcrowded roads because of a large population, Maximum traffic is observed during office hours i.e. between 8.00-10.00AM

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    Dining revealed to be the driving element of all my inputs. In figure 4 below I have conducted a Chi-Square test for discrete data. I was curious to find out if there was a relationship between the days of the week and the number of credit card swipes per day. Across the top of the Chi-Square Chart you will find the days of the week and alongside of the chart you will find categorized

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    Solutions for a Better Service Data and information are powerful tools use to design, plan, manage and maintain an entity; when information and data is collected, recorded, analyzed and presented, we are experiencing the use of statistics. According to The Florida State University (2010), “Statistics is the mathematical science involved in the application of quantitative principles to the collection, analysis, and presentation of numerical data” (para. 1). One of these services offered to our local

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    CHAPTER 1—DATA AND STATISTICS MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. Methods for developing useful decision-making information from large data bases is known as |a. |data manipulation | |b. |data monitoring | |c. |data base conversion

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    First Formulation and Privacy In Kant’s Fundamental Principles of the Metaphysics of Morals, Kant discusses morality to revolve around imperatives that remain true and applicable to all situations. Categorical imperatives are rules that must be followed regardless of one’s personal desires which may exemplify greed, power, money. Kant recognizes that these “abilities and traits can become extremely evil and destructive if the will behind these gifts of nature and the character they produce is

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    that uses both categorical and numeric inputs to predict categorical or binomial outputs. The software draws a graph composed of nodes and leaves representing different groups of data with same characteristics based on the model. The output looks like a tree, which provides viewers with a direct exhibition; therefore, it is a good tool we can use to make a statistical analysis. The classification tree model allows both numeric and categorical inputs, both of which appear in the data set, that can

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    their exams. Problem 2.4: Choice of diet is categorical data Time spent in previous month attending a place of religious worship is continuous quantitative data Ownership of a personal computer is categorical data The number of people you have known who have need elected to a political office is a discrete quantitative data Problem 2.6: The length of time to run a marathon is continuous data. The

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