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1 Introduction to data mining Ryan Tibshirani Data Mining: / January
2 Logistics Course website (syllabus, lectures slides, homeworks, etc.): We will use blackboard site for list, grades 6 homeworks, top 5 will count 2 in-class exams, final project Final project in groups of 2-3, will be fun! 2
3 Prerequisites: Only formal one is Assuming you know basic probability and statistics, linear algebra, R programming (see syllabus for topics list) Textbooks: Course textbook Introduction to Statistical Learning by James, Witten, Hastie, and Tibshirani. Get it online at use the login name: StatLearn, password: book. Not yet published, do not distribute! Optional, more advanced textbook: Elements of Statistical Learning by Hastie, Tibshirani, and Friedman. Also available online at 3
4 Course staff: Instructor: Ryan Tibshirani (you can call me Ryan or Professor Tibshirani, please not Professor ) TAs: Li Liu, Cong Lu, Jack Rae, Michael Vespe Why are you here? Because you love the subject, because it s required, because you eventually want to make $$$... No matter the reason, everyone can get something out of the course Work hard and have fun! 4
5 What is data mining? Data mining is the science of discovering structure and making predictions in (large) data sets Unsupervised learning: discovering structure E.g., given measurements X 1,... X n, learn some underlying group structure based on similarity Supervised learning: making predictions I.e., given measurements (X 1, Y 1 ),... (X n, Y n ), learn a model to predict Y i from X i 5
6 Google Search Ads Gmail Chrome 6
7 Facebook People you may know 7
8 Netflix $1M prize! 8
9 eharmony Falling in love with statistics 9
10 10 FICO An algorithm that could cause a lot of grief
11 11 FlightCaster Apparently it s even used by airlines themselves
12 12 IBM s Watson A combination of many things, including data mining
13 13 Handwritten postal codes (From ESL p. 404) We could have robot mailmen someday
14 14 Subtypes of breast cancer Subtypes of breastcancer based on wound response
15 Predicting Alzheimer s disease (From Raji et al. (2009), Age, Alzheimer s disease, and brain structure ) Can we predict Alzheimer s disease years in advance? 15
16 16 Banff 2010 challenge Find the Higgs boson particle and win a Nobel prize! Will it be found by a statistician?
17 17 What to expect Expect both applied and theoretical perspectives... not just a course where we open up R and go from there, we also rigorously investigate the topics we learn Why? Because success in data mining comes from a synergy between practice and theory You can t always open up R, download a package, and get a reasonable answer Real data is messy and always presents new complications Understanding why and how things work is a necessary precursor to figuring out what to do
18 18 Reoccuring themes Exact approach versus approximation: often when we can t do something exactly, we ll settle for an approximation. Can perform well, and scales well computationally to work for large problems Bias-variance tradeoff: nearly every modeling decision is a tradeoff between bias and variance. Higher model complexity means lower bias and higher variance Interpretability versus predictive performance: there is also usually a tradeoff between a model that is interpretable and one that predicts well under general circumstances
19 19 There s not a universal recipe book Unfortunately, there s no universal recipe book for when and in what situations you should apply certain data mining methods Statistics doesn t work like that. Sometimes there s a clear approach; sometimes there is a good amount of uncertainty in what route should be taken. That s what makes it so hard, and so fun This is true even at the expert level (and there are even larger philosophical disagreements spanning whole classes of problems) The best you can do is try to understand the problem, understand the proposed methods and what assumptions they are making, and find some way to evaluate their performances
20 20 Next time: information retrieval but cool dude party michelangelo raphael rude... doc doc doc doc doc doc doc doc query
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