\begin{slide}{Overview}
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Goal of this project:
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	\item  Find the unknown unknowns
	\item Watch arriving data, recognize the unexpected.
	\ei
\item
This report:
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	\item  Before you can watch new data...
	\item ... you have to find old data.
	\item This year of this project was spent auditing available data sources.
	\ei
\item
Disturbing, repeated, pattern:
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	\item Lots of good data sources at NASA....
	\item ...drying up like an Australian drought
	\ei
\item So, here, we aren't going to speak of anomaly detection
\item Rather, we'll talk to the strange case of disappearing data.
\ei
\end{slide}
\begin{slide}{This Talk}
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           ]{
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\item
	Data mining NASA project data
	\item
Five examples where data mining found clear quality predictors
\bi
\item		for effort
	\item	for defects
	\ei
\item
In only \underline{one} of those cases is that data source still active.
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\item
		All that dead data.
\ei
\item
	What to do?
\ei
}{
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{\small {\em ``Don't let it eat away at you. You ex
wasn't that smart. She said you'd rot in Hell.
You, my friend, are not rotting.''
}}
}
\end{slide}
