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    Result Prediction Using Weka: An Effort by - Shlok Tibrewal (14bit0088) Siddarth Nyati (14bit0074)

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    Weka is a popular machine learning software that allows users to analyze data without programming. The document discusses Weka's introduction, features which include being open source and having a graphical interface, and how to use the Weka GUI. It then provides steps taken to analyze a sample iris flower dataset using Weka, including preprocessing the data and applying the FP Growth and Apriori algorithms to find frequent itemsets.

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    Weka is a popular machine learning software that allows users to analyze data without programming. The document discusses Weka's introduction, features which include being open source and having a graphical interface, and how to use the Weka GUI. It then provides steps taken to analyze a sample iris flower dataset using Weka, including preprocessing the data and applying the FP Growth and Apriori algorithms to find frequent itemsets.

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    RESULT PREDICTION

    USING WEKA
    AN EFFORT BY->
    SHLOK TIBREWAL(14BIT0088)
    SIDDARTH NYATI(14BIT0074)
    INTRODUCTION TO WEKA

    Waikato Environment for Knowledge Analysis (Weka) is a popular suite of machine learning software written
    in Java, developed at the University of Waikato, New Zealand. It is free software licensed under the GNU
    General Public License. When you start WEKA, the GUI chooser pops up and lets you choose five ways to
    work with WEKA and your data.These are:
    Explorer
    Experimenter
    KnowledgeFlow
    Workbench
    Simple CLI
    FIVE FEATURES OF WEKA
    Open Source: It is released as open source software under the GNU GPL. It is dual licensed and
    Pentaho Corporation owns the exclusive license to use the platform for business intelligence in their
    own product.
    Graphical Interface: It has a Graphical User Interface (GUI). This allows you to complete your
    machine learning projects without programming.
    Command Line Interface: All features of the software can used from the command line. This can be
    very useful for scripting large jobs.
    Java API: It is written in Java and provides a API that is well documented and promotes integration
    into your own applications. Note that the GNU GPL means that in turn your software would also
    have to be released as GPL.
    Documentation: There books, manuals, wikis and MOOC courses that can train you how to use the
    platform effectively.
    INTRODUCTION TO THE WEKA GUI
    The workbench provides three main ways to work on your problem: The Explorer for playing
    around and trying things out, the Experimenter for controlled experiments, and
    the KnowledgeFlow for graphically designing a pipeline for your problem.
    HERE WE USE A SAMPLE DATA CONSISTING OF:
    Number of Instances: 150 (50 in each of three classes).
    Number of Attributes: 4 numeric, predictive attributes and the class
    Attribute Information
    1. Sepal length in cm
    2. Sepal width in cm
    3. Petal length in cm
    4. Petal width in cm
    5. class:
    Iris Setosa ,Iris Versicolour,Iris Virginica
    STEPS IN OUR PROCESS

    We open the weka software and chose the explorer option.


    We chose the preprocess option and upload the arff file from the machine
    When we open the data we see all the attributes and their instances in the
    software we even see the graph and we have no missing values and data is
    preprocessed .
    APPLYING FP GROWTH AND APRIORI ALGORITHM
    ON THE GIVEN DATA GIVES THESE OUTPUT
    APRIORI ALGORITHM
    CONCLUSION

    Weka is an easy and amazing tool to use as it is an open source tool it is


    highly used for analysis in the field of data mining .

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