CRISP-DM Framework Diagram of Data Mining Process

Slide Content

The slide depicts the CRISP-DM (Cross-Industry Standard Process for Data Mining) framework as a cyclic flowchart, outlining the various stages involved in mining data. The stages include 'Business Understanding,' which involves defining the scope of the project; 'Data Understanding,' where data gets familiarized; 'Data Preparation,' which is about cleaning and transforming data; 'Modeling,' where analytical models are built; 'Evaluation,' assessing the model's performance; and 'Deployment,' implementing the model for decision-making. Each stage is represented by an icon suggestive of the step's essence, and arrows connect the stages, emphasizing the iterative nature of the process.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a blue and gray color scheme with a white background.
• Six rectangular callouts with rounded edges are used to denote each phase in the data mining process.
• Each callout contains an icon that symbolizes the phase.
• A gear for 'Deployment' represents the deployment of a completed process or product.
• An open book for 'Business Understanding' represents the acquisition of knowledge.
• Stacked data disks for 'Data Understanding' and 'Data Preparation' represent data-associated processes.
• An AI chip for 'Modeling' denotes the construction of artificial intelligence models.
• A checklist for 'Evaluation' symbolizes review and assessment.
• Curved arrows connect the callouts in a circular flow, indicating an ongoing, cyclic process.
• A sidebar on the right contains the title 'Explanation' in a rectangle with a rounded right edge.
• The text within the 'Explanation' sidebar provides details about CRISP-DM, including bullet points with additional information.

The slide is sleek, professional, and uses a consistent iconographic style to complement the textual information. The circular flow and the icons are visually appealing, simplifying the understanding of a complex process.

Use Cases

• Presenting the stages of data mining projects to stakeholders or team members, providing a high-level overview of the methodology.
• Onboarding new team members in a data science or analytics team to familiarize them with the process flow.
• Use in educational settings like data science courses or workshops to introduce participants to established industry practices.
• As part of a proposal or planning document to illustrate the lifecycle phases of an analytics project.