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Solving Operational Business Intelligence with InfoSphere Warehouse Advanced Edition
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Solving Operational Business Intelligence with InfoSphere Warehouse Advanced Edition

by Whei-Jen Chen, Pat Bates, Timothy Donovan, Garrett Fitzsimons, Jon Lind, Rogerio Silva
October 2012
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
506 pages
12h 43m
English
IBM Redbooks
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Chapter 10. Techniques for data mining in an operational warehouse 373
򐂰 Bivariate analysis
Bivariate analysis shows the graphical and detailed value distributions of a
single table column
relative to values in the other column, for each of the
other columns. Figure 10-6 shows an example of the output.
Figure 10-6 Bivariate analysis - graphic example
Notice that there is a row for each MARITAL_STATUS value, then it shows
value distributions in other columns, such as AGE_RNG (age range). What
we are seeing is the result of Clustering analysis on the marital status column.
The data mining method for clustering in InfoSphere Warehouse is used to ...
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