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Return to OLAP, DW, and Data Mining Missing data are ubiquitous and inevitable in real databases and datasets. They can lead to worrisome problems, making a given dataset incomplete and undependable as well as causing various complications in applications. How to handle missing data is an important issue that needs to be addressed properly. DiSC'01 Copyright ©2002 ACM Inc. |