How can you use Oracle Data Mining with Oracle Warehouse builder?

How can you use Oracle Data Mining with Oracle Warehouse builder?

A.
To identify records to extract

B.
As a standard transform operation

C.
To increase write performance

D.
To eliminate ETL logging

Explanation:
Data Mining and Data Warehousing
Data can be mined whether it is stored in flat files, spreadsheets, database tables, or
some other storage format. The important criteria for the data is not the storage
format, but its applicability to the problem to be solved.
Proper data cleansing and preparation are very important for data mining, and a data
warehouse can facilitate these activities. However, a data warehouse will be of no use
if it does not contain the data you need to solve your problem.
Oracle Data Mining requires that the data be presented as a case table in single-record
case format. All the data for each record (case) must be contained within a row. Most
typically, the case table is a view that presents the data in the required format for
mining
Note: Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB) enables the design and deployment of enterprise data
warehouses, data marts, and e-business intelligence applications.
Reference: Oracle Data Mining, Concepts 11g Release 1 (11.1)
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/datamine.111/b28129.pdf