A) They are also known as Web spiders.
B) They are agents that search to find the best price for a particular product a user wishes to purchase.
C) They are agents that continuously analyze large data warehouses to detect changes deemed important by a user.
D) They are agents that automatically perform a task for a user.
E) They are agents designed by spammers and other Internet attackers to farm e-mail addresses off Web sites or deposit spyware on machines.
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A) Data cleansing
B) Normalization
C) Clustering
D) Data reduction
E) Inferencing
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A) Online transaction processing
B) Product allocation
C) Yield optimization management
D) Network transaction maximization
E) Real utility management
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A) clustering
B) normalization
C) slicing and dicing
D) clickstream data
E) inferencing
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A) analyze large data warehouses to detect changes deemed important by a user
B) analyze why a key indicator is not at an appropriate level or why an exception occurred
C) discover hidden predictive relationships in the data
D) allow hypothetical changes to the data associated with a problem and observe how these changes influence the results
E) find experts in particular subject areas
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A) data mart
B) data warehouse
C) metadata repository
D) ubiquitous computing
E) clickstream data
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A) easier to deploy and control data access using a centralized system
B) easier to evolve and alter software to changing business needs when data and programs are independent
C) a centralized system, thereby making it easier to enforce access restrictions
D) a centralized system, thereby making it much easier to enforce standards and rules for data creation, modification, naming, and deletion
E) useful for eliminating redundancy, thereby reducing the possibilities of inconsistency
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A) decision support
B) intelligent
C) expert
D) decision generator
E) decision level
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A) identifying how to recognize, generate, store, share, and manage tacit knowledge
B) presenting a view of long-term technology integration
C) grouping related records together on the basis of having similar values for attributes
D) allowing hypothetical changes to the data associated with a problem and having tacit knowledge on how these changes influence the results
E) linking Web sites to corporate databases to provide real-time access to personalized information
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A) exception
B) pull
C) ad hoc
D) drill-down
E) push
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A) Normalization
B) Data mining
C) Clustering
D) Inferencing
E) Slicing and dicing
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A) A data warehouse
B) A metadata repository
C) Data modeling
D) Master data
E) Data mining
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A) standardize the format of data retrieved from different systems
B) allow managers to run queries and reports themselves without having to know query languages or the structure of the underlying data
C) provide capabilities for discovering hidden predictive relationships in the data
D) put key business information into the hands of more decision makers
E) increase the complexity of the data to be analyzed
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A) present the data in a useful format
B) format data
C) allocate storage space
D) eliminate data duplication
E) retrieve information
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A) clustering
B) Web underlining
C) neural networks
D) Web crawler
E) data reduction
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A) Normalization
B) Visualization
C) Clustering
D) Inferencing
E) Textual mining
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