Which of the following is an accurate definition of text mining?
A)a discovery process which derives low-quality data from text
B)a discovery process in which unstructured text information is the source of business intelligence
C)a discovery process in which users can change many variables to reach a maximum or minimum target
D)a discovery process which relies heavily on sociograms, pie charts, and spin networks

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Text mining is a process of discovering meaningful information from unstructured text data such as emails, social media, news articles or any other textual data, which can be useful in decision making for businesses. Hence, option B is the most accurate definition of text mining. Option A is incorrect because text mining does not derive low-quality data from text, rather it derives meaningful insights. Option C is incorrect because it does not relate to discovering insights from text data. Option D is incorrect because sociograms, pie charts, and spin networks are not commonly used in text mining.

Which of the Following Is an Accurate Definition of Text