Answer / Praveen Kumar Soni

Data Mining typically consists of several stages: 1) Data Preparation, where data is cleaned, transformed, and formatted for analysis. 2) Data Discovery, where patterns and relationships within the data are explored using techniques like clustering, association rule mining, or classification. 3) Data Analysis, where the discovered patterns and relationships are evaluated to determine their significance and potential value. 4) Data Interpretation, where the results of the analysis are interpreted in the context of the problem being addressed. 5) Presentation, where the findings are presented in a clear and understandable format.

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