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Construction Extrapolative Models For Data Mining Schemes

  • Paper ID 23
  • Volume 2, Issue 2
  • Pages 06-08
  • Published Online: March-April 2022
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  • Booraja P1
  • Preethi S2

12 Dept. of CSE, Annai Teresa College of Engineering, Tamilnadu, India.

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March-April 2022
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06-08
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This paper focused in on building perceptive models for data mining projects and knowledge discovery functionalities. The objectives are data selection and transformation, Generation of a prediction models using classification data mining techniques, ID of different characteristics which affects retention and performance of students. The survey used dataset from the students pursued the BS Computer Engineering program.Decision tree classifiers such as ID3, J48 and Truck were used to build models. Results of the study showed that when the attribute evaluation was conducted using WEKA (Waikato Environment for Knowledge Analysis),the College Entrance Test (CET) got the highest significant regard among the perceived attributes in expecting the retention and execution of students while J48 got the highest accuracy rating when classifying instances. However, further research on factors or attributes that influence retention and performance of students should be explored and to include other programs in the School to deal with the accuracy of the results of collection. Index Terms: Data Mining, ID3, J48, CART, CET, GWA, HSGPA, SCHLR

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