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Which of the following is true of predictive patterns in data mining?
a. they occur when a minimum of three database elements occur together in a significant way.
b. they occur when only two database elements tend to occur together in a significant way.
c. they identify database elements that are different.
d. they identify the similarities in patterns in data sets.
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Which of the following is true of predictive patterns in data mining?
a. they occur when a m...
a. they occur when a m...
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