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        <journal-title>International
Journal of Computer Science and Information Technologies</journal-title>
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        <article-title>A REVIEW: DATA MINING TECHNIQUES IN EDUCATION ACADEMIA</article-title>
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          <string-name>Engineering</string-name>
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          <string-name>Siksha 'O' Anusandhan</string-name>
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          <institution>Engineering</institution>
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          <addr-line>Siksha 'O' Anusandhan</addr-line>
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          <institution>Mitrabinda Ray Department of Computer Science &amp;</institution>
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          <institution>Nandita Priyadarshini Department of Computer Science &amp;</institution>
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          <institution>University</institution>
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          <addr-line>Bhubaneswar, Odisha</addr-line>
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      <pub-date>
        <year>2012</year>
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      <volume>5</volume>
      <fpage>5092</fpage>
      <lpage>5094</lpage>
      <abstract>
        <p>One of the main objectives of Indian educational system is evaluating or enhancing the educational organization. Data Mining (DM) is the process of searching the concealed information from a large quantity of data set. It analyzes the data from different source and it converts into meaningful information. There are a lot of advantages of data mining technique in education sector. Utilization of DM techniques in education sector is a developing and new growing research area. It is also known as Educational Data Mining. The Educational Data Mining is involved with developing the methods that helps to search specific types of data sets that come from education surroundings. Its main objective is to gets the new learning techniques and upgrade academic result. The use of DM techniques are discussed to increase the performance of the process of higher education system. Various types of classification, clustering and association techniques are used, Which enhance the student performance, their life process management, selection of courses, to measure their reservation rate and allow the fund management of the organization.</p>
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      <title>1. INTRODUCTION</title>
      <p>The major goal of any academic institution is to bring the quality
of education and increase the total work of an institution by
looking at individual works [7]. Education system in India suffers
from some serious lacunae and one of the lacunae is in rural India,
there is no teaching activity on about 50% of the working days in
the primary schools.</p>
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The available resources and infrastructure are not sufficient for a
student to being knowledgeable [8].</p>
      <p>DM is a process that is helpful for searching the concealed
information from a large amount of data. It describes the data
from different origin and it converts into meaningful information.
If we will implement massive technology infrastructure for our
education system then, it must motivate students to go for a better
education.Before utilization of DM process, Pre–processing is
most needed method to describe the data sets. Pre-processing
methods remove the extraneous information from the collected
data and keep the relevant information. It converts all the
attributes to its category. Figure1 shows the architecture of DM
technique
:In this process, data is assembled from different origin and
associated the assembled data in a place. Those collected data are
termed as data set or target data. Then the target data is processed
in advance and converted into the appropriate format. The data
mining methods are tested on the converted data. Finally the result
is presented in forms of tables and graph, and termed as the
knowledge.</p>
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      <title>2. DATA MINING IN EDUCATION</title>
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      <title>SECTOR</title>
      <p>Utilization of the DM techniques in education sector is a
developing area for research and also it is termed as Educational
Data Mining (EDM). The EDM involves with developing the
methods that are helpful for searching a specific type of data that
comes from the academic sectors. The EDM has given the advice
for improved decision making process and will increase better
instructions for the organization. There are a lot of advantages of
DM technique in education sector. Some advantages of DM in
education sectors as follows:</p>
      <p>DM helps to anticipate the final result of students.</p>
      <p>It helps to detect student involvement area and
determine student’s performance in various fields.</p>
      <p>It is used to maintain the records of students in
education sector in a productive way and used to
classify the organization.</p>
      <p>DM operation in education sector is described in figure2 .
Fig.2 Application of DM in Education Sector [1]
In the figure, student gives information to the content. Then the
content forwards the information to student learning data. It
creates a new database of the student. Student information system
is the existing database which contains all the information detail
about the student. The predictive model checks the information
from student learning data with student information system. If
some information is not perfect in both the data base, then the
predictive model sends it to the content to rectify it. If the in
information is perfect, then it sends it to the dashboard. Dashboard
is a combination of faculty and administration. It sends the
relevant information about student to faculty or administration. If
some particular information likes permanent address is required
by the faculty, then it sends a request to content or it sends
directly to student. Again the process continues as follows.
There are various types of classification, clustering, association
techniques of DM methods that has been used to improving the
process education sector.</p>
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      <title>2.1 CLASSIFICATION</title>
      <p>The classification technique involves learning and classification
of the data. It is the most frequently used DM method, which is
used to develop the classes and assign data set to the respective
classes [1]. The target data are evaluated by classification
algorithm in learning process. In classification method, the test
data are utilized to evaluate the efficiency of the classification
rules [9]. If the efficiency of rules is acceptable, then rules can be
utilized to new sets of data. Classification techniques used in
education sector such as:</p>
      <p>Bayesian Classification is used classify the persons into
various classes depend on different attributes regarding
to their educational qualification [10].</p>
      <p>Decision Tree is used to predicting the
student’s academic performance.</p>
      <p>Random Forest is used to predict the change in
behavior on student database [11].</p>
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      <title>2.2 CLUSTERING</title>
      <p>Clustering is the most frequently used techniques of DM which is
used in different areas like, it retrieve the information from a large
database, in bioinformatics, to recognize the patterns and, for
image analysis [2]. Clustering methods are tried to find out the
approximate solution of a problem. It is an iterative process of
discover the knowledge that involves the trial and failure methods.
It will be absolutely necessary to change the parameters of the
model and data pre-processing to achieve the desire results [3].
This technique also finds the classes and assigns the particular
object to a desire class. It helps to record the academic dataset of a
student from the database that contains basic student data like
name, age, gender, origin, student category academic program,
and academic achievements data. Cluster analysis is not different
technique but it can be accomplished by various algorithms
Clustering techniques used in education sector such as:
Partitioning Methods is divided the students in to
different sections according to their academic
performances.</p>
      <p>Hierarchical clustering is used for extract the
commonly used items from a large database.</p>
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      <title>2.3ASSOCIATION</title>
      <p>The main goal of the association technique is to search the most
impressive association and interrelationship between a huge data
set. Association technique is used to search the most regularly
available data element in a huge data set. Now a day’s by help of
association rule many corporate companies are increase their
profits. In education sector, it helps the student to searching useful
patterns that are helpful in their education, guiding the student
to find out the best fit changing model for student learning.
[1]</p>
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      <title>3. BENEFITS OF DATA MINING IN</title>
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      <title>EDUCATION</title>
      <p>The use of DM techniques for students is to the get better
opportunities for their carrier counseling. The educational data
mining can support both the student and the management to
developing their quality of education. DM with student that means
it contains the related information about the student like name,
age, gender, course, address etc. It also helps the student in their
better development and to enhance better educational process [6].
The DM technique can help in improvements of the student
academic performance. It also improve the web based educational
systems</p>
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      <title>4. CONCLUSION</title>
      <p>Currently, the education system faces a number of issues. To give
a solution for those issues, we use different DM techniques with
our education system. It gives a set of methods, which can help
our educational system process to defeat from those problems and
increase the quality of education system. It will empower the
organization in a proper manner that will helpful a student to
being knowledgeable and also helps the teachers to provide a
quality of education and the management in increasing the
performance of the organization.</p>
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      <title>5. REFERENCES</title>
      <p>[1] V. Kamra, Johina, “A Review: Data Mining Technique Used
In Education Sector”, International Journal of Computer Science
and Information Technologies, Vol. 6, pp. 2928-2930, 2015.
[3] A. Dutt, S. Aghabozrgi, M. A. B. Ismail, and H. Mahroeian,
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http://startup.nujs.edu/blog/indian-education-systemwhat-needs-to-change/
[8]
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/indian-educationsystem-good-bad-arunesh-goyal
[9] S. K. Yadav , S. Pal,” Data Mining: A Prediction for
Performance Improvement of Engineering Students using
Classification”, World of Computer Science and Information
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      <p>,
[10] S. Karthika N. Sairam, “A Naïve Bayesian Classifier
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