Low Cost Business Intelligence Systems Using Open Source Tools - Couverture souple

Emmanuel, Ahishakiye; Opiyo Omulo, Elisha; Wario, Ruth

 
9786135802245: Low Cost Business Intelligence Systems Using Open Source Tools

Synopsis

Due to the advancements in ICT, there’s huge amount of data amount of data collected in organizations and law enforcement agencies especially police is not an exception. Therefore this book explores how law enforcement agencies especially those in developing countries can utilize open source Business Intelligence tools to respond to the current issue of big data in their departments which can be utilized to assist them in making data driven decisions for crime management. The researchers developed a Business Intelligence System prototype using Apache Hadoop framework. Also, four different classification algorithms that is; decision tree (J48), Naïve Bayes, Multilayer Perceptron and Support Vector Machine were compared to find the most effective algorithm for crime prediction. The study used classification models generated using Waikato Environment for Knowledge Analysis (WEKA). Therefore, this study acts as the benchmark for the implementation of low cost business intelligence and predictive systems in organizations especially police by utilizing open source Business Intelligence tools.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Due to the advancements in ICT, there’s huge amount of data amount of data collected in organizations and law enforcement agencies especially police is not an exception. Therefore this book explores how law enforcement agencies especially those in developing countries can utilize open source Business Intelligence tools to respond to the current issue of big data in their departments which can be utilized to assist them in making data driven decisions for crime management. The researchers developed a Business Intelligence System prototype using Apache Hadoop framework. Also, four different classification algorithms that is; decision tree (J48), Naïve Bayes, Multilayer Perceptron and Support Vector Machine were compared to find the most effective algorithm for crime prediction. The study used classification models generated using Waikato Environment for Knowledge Analysis (WEKA). Therefore, this study acts as the benchmark for the implementation of low cost business intelligence and predictive systems in organizations especially police by utilizing open source Business Intelligence tools.

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