TY - CHAP T1 - Data-Intensive Analysis T2 - THE DATA BONANZA: Improving Knowledge Discovery for Science, Engineering and Business Y1 - 2013 A1 - Oscar Corcho A1 - van Hemert, Jano ED - Malcolm Atkinson ED - Rob Baxter ED - Peter Brezany ED - Oscar Corcho ED - Michelle Galea ED - Parsons, Mark ED - Snelling, David ED - van Hemert, Jano KW - data mining KW - Data-Analysis Experts KW - Data-Intensive Analysis KW - Knowledge Discovery AB - Part II: "Data-intensive Knowledge Discovery", focuses on the needs of data-analysis experts. It illustrates the problem-solving strategies appropriate for a data-rich world, without delving into the details of underlying technologies. It should engage and inform data-analysis specialists, such as statisticians, data miners, image analysts, bio-informaticians or chemo-informaticians, and generate ideas pertinent to their application areas. Chapter 5: "Data-intensive Analysis", introduces a set of common problems that data-analysis experts often encounter, by means of a set of scenarios of increasing levels of complexity. The scenarios typify knowledge discovery challenges and the presented solutions provide practical methods; a starting point for readers addressing their own data challenges. JF - THE DATA BONANZA: Improving Knowledge Discovery for Science, Engineering and Business PB - John Wiley & Sons Ltd. ER - TY - CHAP T1 - The Data-Intensive Survival Guide T2 - THE DATA BONANZA: Improving Knowledge Discovery for Science, Engineering and Business Y1 - 2013 A1 - Malcolm Atkinson ED - Malcolm Atkinson ED - Rob Baxter ED - Peter Brezany ED - Oscar Corcho ED - Michelle Galea ED - Parsons, Mark ED - Snelling, David ED - van Hemert, Jano KW - Data-Analysis Experts KW - Data-Intensive Architecture KW - Data-intensive Computing KW - Data-Intensive Engineers KW - Datascopes KW - Dispel KW - Domain Experts KW - Intellectual Ramps KW - Knowledge Discovery KW - Workflows AB - Chapter 3: "The data-intensive survival guide", presents an overview of all of the elements of the proposed data-intensive strategy. Sufficient detail is presented for readers to understand the principles and practice that we recommend. It should also provide a good preparation for readers who choose to sample later chapters. It introduces three professional viewpoints: domain experts, data-analysis experts, and data-intensive engineers. Success depends on a balanced approach that develops the capacity of all three groups. A data-intensive architecture provides a flexible framework for that balanced approach. This enables the three groups to build and exploit data-intensive processes that incrementally step from data to results. A language is introduced to describe these incremental data processes from all three points of view. The chapter introduces ‘datascopes’ as the productized data-handling environments and ‘intellectual ramps’ as the ‘on ramps’ for the highways from data to knowledge. JF - THE DATA BONANZA: Improving Knowledge Discovery for Science, Engineering and Business PB - John Wiley & Sons Ltd. ER - TY - CHAP T1 - Problem Solving in Data-Intensive Knowledge Discovery T2 - THE DATA BONANZA: Improving Knowledge Discovery for Science, Engineering and Business Y1 - 2013 A1 - Oscar Corcho A1 - van Hemert, Jano ED - Malcolm Atkinson ED - Rob Baxter ED - Peter Brezany ED - Oscar Corcho ED - Michelle Galea ED - Parsons, Mark ED - Snelling, David ED - van Hemert, Jano KW - Data-Analysis Experts KW - Data-Intensive Analysis KW - Design Patterns for Knowledge Discovery KW - Knowledge Discovery AB - Chapter 6: "Problem solving in data-intensive knowledge discovery", on the basis of the previous scenarios, this chapter provides an overview of effective strategies in knowledge discovery, highlighting common problem-solving methods that apply in conventional contexts, and focusing on the similarities and differences of these methods. JF - THE DATA BONANZA: Improving Knowledge Discovery for Science, Engineering and Business PB - John Wiley & Sons Ltd. ER -