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What is the difference between data mining and data analysis?
Main differences:

1, "data analysis" focuses on observing data, and "data mining" focuses on discovering "knowledge rules" KDD (knowledge discovery in database) from data.

2. The conclusion of "data analysis" is the result of human intelligence activities, and the conclusion of "data mining" is the knowledge law discovered by machines from learning sets (or training sets and sample sets).

3. The conclusion of "data analysis" is applied to people's intellectual activities, and the knowledge rules discovered by "data mining" can be directly applied to prediction.

4. "Data analysis" can't establish a mathematical model, so it needs manual modeling, while "data mining" directly completes mathematical modeling. For example, the essence of traditional cybernetic modeling is to describe the functional relationship between input variables and output variables. "Data Mining" can automatically establish the functional relationship between input and output through machine learning. According to the "rules" obtained by KDD, given a set of input parameters, a set of outputs can be obtained.

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