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We provide data services, including data cleaning, to businesses and organizations in all state of Arizona cities. With over 34 years of experience in the database business and data services industry, Northwest Database Services can solve your specific database needs with top-quality service and affordable prices. Contact us at (360)841-8168 so we can discuss your data services project and then plan a data project that will meet or exceed your requirements.
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Northwest Database Services is a full-spectrum data service that has been performing data migration, data scrubbing, data cleaning, and de-duping data services for databases and mailing lists, for over 34 years. NW Database Services provides data services to all businesses, organizations, and agencies in the state of Arizona

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What is Data Mining?
To be successful in today’s market, every business requires a lot of data. They must collect, analyze and understand data about their target audience, the wider economic market, and their performance in order to make smart decisions, avoid pitfalls and bring in more revenues.
Even if you have a lot of raw data, it is still not enough. Data mining is a process that transforms raw data into useful information.
Data mining is the process of turning raw data points into useful information. Data mining is the process of identifying patterns, correlations or anomalies in large data sets to predict outcomes and better understand their source.
Data Mining
Data mining takes place over the entire data collection and analysis process. This includes data harvesting, followed by data visualization. Data analysts use big data sets to extract data for visualization. Data analysts may employ different methods to generate descriptions, predictions, and other information about a specific data set.
Data scientists are able to describe and mine the data using observations of patterns, associations, correlations or other patterns. Data scientists can also use different classification or regression methods to classify and cluster data.
Data mining usually involves four steps.
Set Goals
Organizations first decide what information they need to know about the data set. They also determine what questions they should ask and what parameters they will use for the project. Data analysts might conduct additional research to understand the business context in order to aid their efforts.
Data Preparation
Data scientists can find the right data set to analyze or mine once they know what they are looking at. The data scientist then “cleanse” the data by eliminating outliers, missing data, duplicate data points, and other data noise.
Pattern Mining and Model Building
Data scientists look into interesting data relationships such as correlations and sequential patterns. Businesses often find high-frequency data patterns more useful than they are. However, there are many situations where deviations from the data sets can be very interesting. An example of this is a financial data point that has an unusual value. This could be a sign of fraud. Scientists may use deep learning algorithms during pattern mining to organize, classify, and cluster data sets.
Data Evaluation and Implementation
Once the data has been gathered, the results can be analyzed, interpreted and used to make conclusions. These conclusions can then be used to impact policies, business decisions or other actions, depending on the original goals.
Material for this article originally appeared on Career Foundry.
Data Services From NW Database Services
Our data services that include data cleaning, data cleansing, and data scrubbing, data deduplication, are all based on the database normalization concept from Edgar Cobb. We have the experience and skills to properly complete your data repair project, getting rid of corrupt data. Contact us at (360)841-8168 for a complimentary consultation so we can determine what data services you require.
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About Arizona
Arizona Information
Find Out About Arizona
Arizona is located in the Southwestern United States. It is the sixth largest and 14th most populous state in the 50. Phoenix is the capital and largest city. Arizona is located in the Four Corners region, which includes Utah to its north, Colorado to New Mexico to New Mexico to New Mexico to east, and Utah to the northeast. Nevada, California, Sonora, Baja California, and Nevada are the neighboring states.
History
Arizona was home to numerous ancient Native American civilizations for thousands of years, long before the modern era. Ancestral Puebloan, Mogollon and Hohokam cultures flourished in Arizona. Their pueblos, cliffside homes, rock paintings, and other prehistoric treasures are still in existence and attract thousands of tourists every year.
Marcos de Niza, a Spanish Franciscan and the first European to make contact with Native Americans, was 1539. He visited parts of the state, and made contact with the Sobaipuri natives. Coronado, a Spanish explorer, arrived in the area between 1540-1542 to search for Cibola. Arizona was home to few Spanish settlers. Jose Romo de Vivar was one of the first to settle in Arizona.
Major Cities & Towns
Phoenix is Arizona’s capital city and largest. It is located in Maricopa County. The Phoenix metropolitan area also includes Mesa, Arizona’s third-largest city, Chandler (Arizona’s fourth-largest city), Glendale and Peoria. It also contains Sun City West, Sun City West and Fountain Hills. With a population of just over 4.7million, it is home to Phoenix, Arizona’s capital. Its July average high temperature is 106 degrees F (41 degrees Celsius), which is the highest in any American metropolitan area. However, the average January high temperature is 67 degrees F (19 degrees C), which makes it a popular winter destination.
Climate
The state’s large size and variation in elevation means that it has many climate variations. The climate in the lower elevations is predominantly desert with extremely hot summers and mild winters. The weather is usually mild from late fall through early spring. It averages a minimum 60 degrees Fahrenheit (16 degrees Celsius). The coldest months are November through February. Temperatures range from 40 to 75 degrees F (4 to 24 degrees Celsius), with occasional frosts.
Midway through February, temperatures begin to rise with warm days and cool nights. In the desert, temperatures can reach 125 degrees (52 degC) during the summer months. Arizona’s record high temperature is 128 degrees Celsius (53 degrees C) which was set at Lake Havasu City in June 1994 and July 2005. The record low temperature of -40 degrees Celsius was recorded at Hawley Lake in January 1971.
Population
According to the United States Census Bureau, Arizona’s population was 7,151,502 at the 2020 census. This is a 12.5% increase from the 2010 United States Census.
For most of the 19th-century, Arizona was sparsely settled. According to the 1860 census, Arizona County had 6,482 inhabitants. Of these, 4,040 were classified as Indians, 21 as free-colored and 2,421 as white. The state’s water supply is under immense strain due to Arizona’s population growth. Arizona’s youngest children were 61% white, as of 2011.
Economy
The 2020 total gross national product was $373 billion. Although the economy of the state is fairly diverse, the most important sectors are still transportation, health care and government.
The per capita income in Arizona is $40,828, which ranks 39th in the U.S. Arizona’s economy was founded on the five C’s: copper (see Copper mining Arizona), cotton (see Cotton mining in Arizona), cattle, citrus, climate (tourism) and climate (tourism). Two-thirds of the country’s copper production is still being extracted from large open-pit and underground mining operations.
Material for information about Arizona first appeared in Wikipedia