5. Evaluation The creation of our graphical and Command Line interface came about as a means of testing our algorithms. Since we were attempting to mine associations from large datasets, it made sense to test our mining algorithms on artificially created datasets so as to check whether or not our algorithms were successful. Therefore, we devised the graphical interface to allow us to create sufficiently large datasets based upon association rules. This allowed us to plant specific rules with set supports and confidence with in our test datasets. We were then able to run our test datasets through our association mining algorithms to verify whether or not the algorithms correctly identified the rules which we had planted with the correct …show more content…
6. Conclusion and Future Extensions This project was one of our top choices specifically because it approached a very interesting problem while giving us the opportunity to work with a renowned company. We had the chance to expand our machine learning knowledge, enhance our technical abilities and get an insight into what it is like to work with a real client from industry. This experience was challenging as we found out clients can be difficult to work with and sometimes unreliable. Therefore, one of our main gains from this project is that we learned how to overcome non ideal situations that arise due to uncooperative clients. We also strengthened our team work skills as well as our time management aptitudes, due to using the Scrum methodology. As we were very fond of the idea that stood behind our project, we tried to implement it at the best of our abilities. We wanted to make it accessible to everyone, not only companies in the financial sector and we had multiple thoughts on how to achieve this. Unfortunately, due to the limited time we could not put all of them into practice. One of the future extensions that we considered was changing the internal representation of association rules and the associated values such as support and confidence. We
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Overall, the project was excellent to do it because of two reasons, one I was able to do my own 5s project that helped to have a better understanding of the entire process and two that now I have an organized storage where I will be able to have more space. Now that I performed this project I feel that I'm taking the right direction on being lean, even though my storage is not a business firm or a company where lean can be applied I now know that this is the first step of my experience in lean and maintaining control of 5s process so later in the near future I can apply this project anywhere I get the opportunity to
All and any reasons that the team has chosen this project, based on previous experience or certain skill sets.
The output of an association rule mining algorithm is a set of association rules respecting the user-specified minsup and minconf thresholds.
It really helped us in understanding the different aspects that we need to take into consideration when designing such a project.
As a senior at Babson College concentrating in Business Analytics and heavily interested in data-driven decision-making, I am thrilled to apply to West Monroe’s Advanced Analytics Consultant positon. Last year, I had the opportunity to research, collect primary and secondary data, and make business decisions when I participated in Babson’s Management Consulting Field Experience. My team, comprised of five highly motivated Babson undergraduates and a graduate student project leader, was able to create a blueprint for a crowdsourcing platform that would help our client, Clarkston Consulting, with its innovation methodology. In the span of three months, our team identified a target market, determined product features, and designed the platform. Through this project, I strengthened my communication skills as I worked with my team, project leader, and also a high-profile client. Further, my passion research and data analytics was reinforced as I utilized the tools taught in my classes in the real-world project. Along with this experience as a consultant, I am
“The knowledge that the Microsoft Services team brought to the table, plus their willingness to work with us, was all very critical to the success of the project.”
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This third party implementation started December 7th with the anticipation to go life within the same month based on the External Communication Plan (Appendix A) with Viewpost facilitator Kristin Flentke, Information Technology Representative, James Collins, and Director Net Revenue & Analyst, Andrew Whitlock. Accounts Payable team joined soon after, starting with Manager of Accounts Payable, Kay Hamilton, Supervisor of Accounts Payable, Gregory Bush, follow by Supervisor Business System Analyst, Allison Baschnagel and her team, Karla Smith, and Megan Wilson, who are both Business System Analyst. Vendors Services Team was the last to join that included Eiden Hughes and I, to contribute with onboarding vendors. In order to communicate effectively
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