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Data Client: Mobile Devices 

Data Client: Mobile Devices 

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The rapidly improving technologies like data mining and mobile technology need careful investigation in order to emerge these technologies. In this paper we identified the challenges confront by mobile data mining, visualization challenges, and mobile device limitations. The paper introduced a comprehensive framework that explores the idea, how we...

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