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Databases
- Aggregate (data warehouse)
- Anchor modeling
- Artificial neural network
- Alias (SQL)
- Association rule learning
- Associative entity
- Automatic summarization
- Backpropagation
- Bayesian information criterion
- C4.5 algorithm
- Candidate key
- Candidate solution
- Case (SQL)
- Change data capture
- Classification chart
- Cluster analysis
- Column (database)
- Column-oriented DBMS
- Concept mining
- Create (SQL)
- Crossover (genetic algorithm)
- Cursor (databases)
- Data Vault Modeling
- Data definition language
- Data dictionary
- Data element
- Data extraction
- Data mart
- Data mining
- Data model
- Data modeling
- Data set
- Data transformation
- Data warehouse automation
- Data warehouse
- Database design
- Database index
- Database normalization
- Database schema
- Database transaction
- Database trigger
- Database
- Decision support system
- Decision tree learning
- Decision tree
- Deep learning
- Degenerate dimension
- Delete (SQL)
- Denormalization
- Dimension (data warehouse)
- Dimension table
- Dimensional modeling
- Dimensionality reduction
- Document classification
- Document clustering
- Drill down
- Dunn index
- Early-arriving fact
- Enterprise architecture
- Entity–attribute–value model
- Entity–relationship model
- Entropy (information theory)
- Extract, transform, load
- Fact constellation
- Fact table
- Foreign key
- From (SQL)
- Genetic algorithm
- Gradient boosting
- Gradient descent
- HITS algorithm
- HOLAP
- Having (SQL)
- ID3 algorithm
- Information gain in decision trees
- Information retrieval
- Insert (SQL)
- Intention mining
- Join (SQL)
- K-means clustering
- K-nearest neighbors algorithm
- Knowledge representation and reasoning
- Linear classifier
- Link analysis
- List of reporting software
- Logic programming
- Logical data model
- Logical schema
- MOLAP
- Many-to-many (data model)
- Master data management
- Measure (data warehouse)
- Merge (SQL)
- Metadata
- Mutation (genetic algorithm)
- Named-entity recognition
- Null (SQL)
- OLAP cube
- Object database
- Object-relational mapping
- Object-role modeling
- One-to-many (data model)
- One-to-one (data model)
- Online analytical processing
- Online transaction processing
- Operational data store
- Oracle Data Guard
- Oracle LogMiner
- Order_by
- PageRank
- Partition (database)
- Physical data model
- Predictive analytics
- Prepare (SQL)
- Principle of orthogonal design
- Pruning (decision trees)
- ROLAP
- Random forest
- Redo log
- Regression analysis
- Relation (database)
- Relational database management system
- Relational database
- Relational model
- Requirements analysis
- Row (database)
- SQL
- Select (SQL)
- Selection (genetic algorithm)
- Self-organizing map
- Semantic Web
- Sentiment analysis
- Sequential pattern mining
- Shard (database architecture)
- Slowly changing dimension
- Snowflake schema
- Softmax function
- Star schema
- Statistical classification
- Stored procedure
- Structured data analysis (statistics)
- Support vector machine
- Surrogate key
- Table (database)
- Text mining
- Tf–idf
- Three schema approach
- Time series
- Transaction log
- Truncate (SQL)
- Tuple-versioning
- Union (SQL)
- Unique key
- Update (SQL)
- View (SQL)
- Where (SQL)
- With (SQL)