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Overview
This course provides the foundations of using IBM SPSS Modeler and introduces the participant to data science. The principles and practice of data science are illustrated using the CRISP-DM methodology. The course provides training in the basics of how to import, explore, and prepare data with IBM SPSS Modeler v18.2, and introduces the student to modeling.
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Skills Gained
Introduction to IBM SPSS Modeler
Build models and apply them to new data
Collect initial data
Export to various data formats
Understand the data
Define blanks
Set the unit of analysis
Restructure data
Integrate data
Sample records
Transform fields
Bin fields
Further field transformations
Transform distributions
Examine relationships
Examine the relationship between two continuous fields
Introduction to modeling
Create segmentation models
Improve efficiency
Use looping and conditional execution
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Outline
Introduction to IBM SPSS Modeler
Build models and apply them to new data
Collect initial data
Export to various data formats
Understand the data
Define blanks
Set the unit of analysis
Restructure data
Integrate data
Sample records
Transform fields
Bin fields
Further field transformations
Transform distributions
Examine relationships
Examine the relationship between two continuous fields
Introduction to modeling
Create segmentation models
Improve efficiency
Use looping and conditional execution
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