Data Mining Classification Techniques on the Analysis of Text Mining

Text mining, a crucial field within data mining, focuses on extracting meaningful patterns, trends, and knowledge from unstructured textual data. With the exponential growth of digital content, effective classification techniques have become essential for organizing and interpreting large text datasets. This paper reviews various data mining classification techniques applied in text mining, including Decision Trees, Naïve Bayes, Support Vector Machines (SVM), K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN), and Neural Networks. Each method offers unique strengths in handling high-dimensional text data and improving the accuracy of document categorization, sentiment analysis, and topic detection. The study examines the comparative performance of these algorithms based on factors such as precision, recall, computational efficiency, and adaptability to large-scale datasets. Additionally, it discusses recent advancements in hybrid and ensemble models that combine multiple classifiers to enhance predictive performance. The review concludes that the selection of an appropriate classification technique largely depends on the nature of the text data, feature representation methods, and the specific application domain.

  • Research Type: Comparative Research
  • Paper Type: Argumentative Research Paper
  • Vol.2 , Issue 6 , Pages: 1 - 3, Nov 2020
  • Published on: 05 Nov, 2020
  • Issue Type: Regular
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K. Kantha Raju
India
KL University

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*Corresponding Author: K. Kantha Raju, kanakaraju8@gmail.com

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