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OLAP is different than data mining bc like a pivot table... - Answer OLAP can tell you what is happening, or what has happened Data mining is different than OLAP analysis bc like what we do with R... - Answer Data mining can tell you why it is happening, and help predict what will happen Data Mining and Predictive Analytics is - Answer Extraction of implicit, previously unknown, and potentially useful information from data Exploration and analysis of large data sets to discover meaningful patterns Decision Trees - Answer Used to classify data according to a pre-defined outcome Based on characteristics of that data Uses of Decision Trees - Answer Predict whether a customer should receive a loan Flag a credit card charge as legitimate Determine whether an investment will pay off Clustering - Answer Used to determine distinct groups of data Based on data across multiple dimensions Uses of Clustering - Answer Customer segmentation Identifying patient care groups Performance of business sectors Association Mining - Answer Find out which events predict the occurrence of other events

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Data Analytics Exam 3 Questions and
All Correct Answers 2026.
OLAP is different than data mining bc like a pivot table... - Answer OLAP can tell you what is
happening, or what has happened



Data mining is different than OLAP analysis bc like what we do with R... - Answer Data mining
can tell you why it is happening, and help predict what will happen



Data Mining and Predictive Analytics is - Answer Extraction of implicit, previously unknown,
and potentially useful information from data



Exploration and analysis of large data sets to discover meaningful patterns



Decision Trees - Answer Used to classify data according to a pre-defined outcome



Based on characteristics of that data



Uses of Decision Trees - Answer Predict whether a customer should receive a loan



Flag a credit card charge as legitimate



Determine whether an investment will pay off



Clustering - Answer Used to determine distinct groups of data



Based on data across multiple dimensions



Uses of Clustering - Answer Customer segmentation



Identifying patient care groups



Performance of business sectors



Association Mining - Answer Find out which events predict the occurrence of other events

,Often used to see which products are bought together



Uses of Association Mining - Answer What products are bought together?



Amazon's recommendation engine



Telephone calling patterns



R - Answer Software development platform and language



Open source



Many, many, many statistical add-on "packages" that perform data analysis



RStudio - Answer Integrated Development Environment for R



Nicer interface that makes R easier to use



Requires R to run



The Basics: Calculations and Variables in R - Answer R will do math for you (12+23=35)

-Type commands into R and it will give you an answer



R has variables (x=5)(name<-"David")

-<- and = do the same thing

-x, y, and z are objects that can be manipulated



rm() - Answer removes the variable from memory

rm(x)



sort() - Answer puts the scores in order but doesn't change the original collection



c(), min(), max(), and sort() are - Answer functions

, functions - Answer accept parameters and return a value



Arrays of values - Answer Called a vector or collection



min(scores)

[1] 50



>teamData <- read.cvs("2009BaseballTeamSats.cvs") - Answer reads data from CSV file and
creates collections using the headers and the data



>summary(teamData$HomeRuns) - Answer reference a collection using
datasetname$variablename



>if (!require("psych")) {install.packages("psych") + require("psych") } - Answer Downloads
and installs the package (once per R installation)



Looking for differences across groups: The analysis - Answer descriptive statistics



t-test



descriptive statistics example - Answer > describeBy(teamData$Runs, teamData$league)



t-test example - Answer >t.test(teamData$Runs~teamData$League);



Plotting data - Answer plot()

first parameter - x data values

second parameter - y data values

xlab parameter - label for x axis

ylab parameter - label for y axis



title()

sets title for chart



Drawing a regression (trend) line - Answer Calculates the regression line (lm())

And plots the line (abline())

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