本研究的目的是運用領域導向資料探勘相關技術探討醫療及電信兩個產業案例；探討醫療產業相關資料主要以封閉式迴圈探勘的技術，將學術相關研究與具有臨床經驗的專業醫師做討論的判斷，確認過後的結果將成為能夠輔佐醫師針對病患的狀況制訂治療方式的知識;另外探討電信產業的相關資料除了以封閉式迴圈探勘的技術並結合組合探勘為基礎的可行動知識挖掘的架構，減少學術與商業的隔閡，為商業組織帶來更高之效益。

This research of purpose is using Domain Driven Data Mining  related technology discussion medical and the telecommunications two a industry case; discussion medical industry related data main to closed Closed-Loop Data Mining of technology, will academic related research and has clinical experience of professional physician do discussion of judgment, confirmed after of results will became to supporting physician for disease patients of situation developed treatment way of knowledge; also discussion telecommunications industry of related data except to Closed-Loop Data Mining  of technology and combined Combined Mining based AKD framework, Reducing the gap in academic and commercial for commercial organizations to bring greater benefits.

目錄
第1章	緒論	1
1.1	研究動機與目的	1
1.2	研究架構	4
第2章	相關文獻與研究探討	5
2.1	領域導向資料探勘(Domain-Driven Data Mining, D3M)	5
2.1.1	可行動知識挖掘與傳達(Actionable Knowledge Discover & Delivery, AKD)	7
2.2	組合探勘(Combined Mining)	10
2.3	關聯式法則(Association Rules)	14
2.3.1	Apriori 演算法	18
2.4	決策樹(Decision Tree)	21
2.4.1	決策樹演算法	21
2.4.2	決策樹演算法流程	23
2.4.3	分類與回歸樹	26
2.5	群集化(Clustering)	30
2.5.1	資料型態	30
2.5.2	群集演算法則	32
第3章	案例探討：醫療資料	38
3.1	背景介紹	38
3.2	研究方法與流程	41
3.3	資料準備與說明	46
3.4	實驗結果與討論	48
第4章	案例探討：電信資料	56
4.1	背景介紹	56
4.2	研究方法與流程	57
4.3	實驗結果與討論	59
第5章	結論與未來研究方向	74
參考文獻	77

圖目錄
圖 2 1 領域導向資料探勘主要概念圖	7
圖 2-2 Combined Mining	12
圖 2-3 Closed-loop Multi method	14
圖 2-4 產生候選項目	19
圖 2-5 計算候選項目次數	20
圖 2-6 Apriori演算法過程	21
圖 2-7 預測顧客是否會買電腦的決策樹	22
圖 2-8 建構決策樹的基本演算法	24
圖 2-9 三種測量群集間距離之方法	37
圖 3-1 領域導向探勘系統架構	45
圖 3-2 子宮內膜異位症病患資料決策樹	49
圖 3-3 7分鐘以上的子宮內膜異位症病患資料決策樹	50
圖 3-4 Node 6規則病患資料決策樹	54
圖 4-1 Combined Mining-based Customer Payment Behavior Prediction Framework (CM-CoP)	58
圖 4-2 群集圖	67
圖 4-3 群集[6]6	69
圖 4-4 群集[4]3	71


表目錄
表 2-1  生物基本屬性及生物學分類資料表	28
表 3-1  分析的欄位資料說明	46
表 3-2  決策樹各節點病患統計分佈及其t檢定	51
表 3-3  決策樹中Node 1、5、6病患統計分佈	52
表 3-4  決策樹個節點病患統計分析	54
表 4-1  原始CDR付費狀況資料格式	60
表 4-2  新付費狀態	62
表 4-3  相關重要欄位	65

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