ТЕОРИЯ НЕЧЕТКИХ МНОЖЕСТВ В ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНОМ АНАЛИЗЕ ДАННЫХ

2024

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DOI 10.62724/202430308
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The article is devoted to the application of data mining (KDD) and fuzzy sets to work with large amounts of data. The digital revolution has led to a significant increase in the volume and speed of data, which makes traditional analysis methods ineffective. Data mining covers the stages of purification, integration, transformation and extraction of knowledge from data. Fuzzy logic, which extends Boolean logic, allows for uncertainty and approximate reasoning, which makes it especially useful for processing complex and noisy data. The article discusses in detail the applications of fuzzy sets in tasks such as clustering, associative rule detection, data generalization, time series analysis, and web applications. Fuzzy logic helps solve problems related to incomplete or inaccurate data by providing more flexible and understandable solutions. The author also notes that the use of fuzzy sets improves the adaptation of systems to specific data requirements and features, which contributes to more accurate analysis and decision-making in areas such as healthcare, finance and telecommunications. These advantages make fuzzy sets an important tool for improving the efficiency of data mining and improving user interaction.