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Category Archives: Research
Interview with the SPMF library founder
Today, I will just write a short blog post to let you know that I was recently interviewed on Rahaman’s blog. The interview talks about various topics such as (1) why creating the SPMF data mining library, (2) why choosing to work in … Continue reading
Posted in Big data, Data Mining, Data science, Research, spmf
Tagged big data, data mining, pattern mining, spmf
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200,000 visitors on the SPMF website!
Today, I will just write a short blog post to mention that the SPMF open-source data mining library has recently passed the milestone of 200,000 visitors. This is possible thanks to the support of all users of SPMF, and the contributors … Continue reading
Posted in Data Mining, Data science, open-source, Research, spmf
Tagged data mining, data science, open source, pattern mining, software, spmf
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Top 5 Data Mining Books for Computer Scientists
I have often been asked what are some good books for learning data mining. In this blog post, I will answer this question by discussing some of the top data mining books for learning data mining and data science from a computer science perspective. … Continue reading
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The SPMF data mining library: a brief history and what’s next?
In this blog post, I will talk about the well-known open-source library of data mining algorithms implemented in Java, which I am the founder of. I will give a brief overview of its history, discuss some lessons learned from the development of … Continue reading
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Tagged data mining, library, open-source, spmf
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An Introduction to Sequential Rule Mining
In this blog post, I will discuss an interesting topic in data mining, which is the topic of sequential rule mining. It consists of discovering rules in sequences. This data mining task has many applications for example for analyzing the behavior of … Continue reading
Posted in Data Mining, Research
Tagged data mining, frequent patterns, high utility, sequential rules
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How to test if a data mining mining algorithm implementation is correct?
In this blog post, I will discuss how to check if a data mining algorithm implementation is correct and complete. This is a very important topic for researchers who are implementing data mining algorithms since an incorrect implementation may generate unexpected results. … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithm, correctness, data mining, debugging
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An Introduction to High-Utility Itemset Mining
In this blog post, I will give an introduction about a popular problem in data mining, which is called “high-utility itemset mining” or more generally utility mining. I will give an overview of this problem, explains why it is interesting, and provide source code of … Continue reading
Posted in Data Mining, Research, Utility Mining
Tagged data mining, datasets, frequent pattern mining, high-utility mining, itemset mining, java, open-source, source code, spmf, utility mining
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Drawing a set-enumeration tree using Java and GraphViz
In this blog post, I will explain and provide source code to automatically draw the set-enumeration tree of a set using Java and GraphViz. Drawing a set-enumeration tree is useful in computer science, for example in frequent itemset mining, a subfield of data … Continue reading
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How to give a good oral presentation at an academic conference?
Today, I will discuss the topic of how to give a good oral presentation of your research at academic cconferences. This is a very important topic since if a presentation is interesting, more researchers will be interested in your work and it may bring … Continue reading
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How to get citations for your research papers?
Today, I will present some tips about how to write research papers that get many citations. Obviously, some of these ideas may depend on the specific topics that you are working on and there is also some exceptions to these … Continue reading