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Main Authors: de Castro, Marcus Vinicius Borela, Balaniuk, Remis
Format: Preprint
Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.03925
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author de Castro, Marcus Vinicius Borela
Balaniuk, Remis
author_facet de Castro, Marcus Vinicius Borela
Balaniuk, Remis
contents This paper proposes a methodology for documenting data mining (DM) projects, Rastro-DM (Trail Data Mining), with a focus not on the model that is generated, but on the processes behind its construction, in order to leave a trail (Rastro in Portuguese) of planned actions, training completed, results obtained, and lessons learned. The proposed practices are complementary to structuring methodologies of DM, such as CRISP-DM, which establish a methodological and paradigmatic framework for the DM process. The application of best practices and their benefits is illustrated in a project called 'Cladop' that was created for the classification of PDF documents associated with the investigative process of damages to the Brazilian Federal Public Treasury. Building the Rastro-DM kit in the context of a project is a small step that can lead to an institutional leap to be achieved by sharing and using the trail across the enterprise.
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spellingShingle Rastro-DM: data mining with a trail
de Castro, Marcus Vinicius Borela
Balaniuk, Remis
Databases
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
This paper proposes a methodology for documenting data mining (DM) projects, Rastro-DM (Trail Data Mining), with a focus not on the model that is generated, but on the processes behind its construction, in order to leave a trail (Rastro in Portuguese) of planned actions, training completed, results obtained, and lessons learned. The proposed practices are complementary to structuring methodologies of DM, such as CRISP-DM, which establish a methodological and paradigmatic framework for the DM process. The application of best practices and their benefits is illustrated in a project called 'Cladop' that was created for the classification of PDF documents associated with the investigative process of damages to the Brazilian Federal Public Treasury. Building the Rastro-DM kit in the context of a project is a small step that can lead to an institutional leap to be achieved by sharing and using the trail across the enterprise.
title Rastro-DM: data mining with a trail
topic Databases
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.03925