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KDD
(redirected from Knowledge Discovery in Databases)

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KDDKnowledge Discovery and Data Mining (International Conference)
KDDKnowledge Discovery in Databases
KDDKokusai Denshin Denwa (Japan)
KDDKey Distribution Device
KDDKey Decision Document (project management)
KDDKuwait Danish Dairy Company


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Knowledge discovery in databases (KDD) has become a hot topic in recent years.
Knowledge Discovery in Spatial Cartographic Information Retrieval by YU, LIXIN / Library Trends
Fayyad was recognized for his extensive contributions to the fields of machine learning and data mining and for his significant scientific and commercial applications in the field of knowledge discovery in databases.
Yahoo! Chief Data Officer, Dr. Usama Fayyad, Chosen as 2006 Fellow by ... by Business Wire
Research publications in library and information science have been implicitly related to knowledge discovery in databases (KDD) in terms of methods and techniques, though many of them did not use the terminology "knowledge discovery in databases" explicitly.
Introduction by NORTON, M. JAY / Library Trends
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