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Author Archives: Philippe Fournier-Viger
Drawing the Powerset of a Set using Latex and TIKZ (Hasse Diagram)
Today, I will show how to draw the powerset of a set using Latex and TIKZ, to produce some nice figures that can be used in paper written using Latex. The code that is shown below is adapted from code … Continue reading
A New Tool for Running Performance Comparison of Algorithms in SPMF 2.54
Today, I am happy to announce a cool new feature in SPMF 2.54, which is a tool to automatically run performance experiments to compare several algorithms when a parameter is varied. This is a useful feature to compare algorithms when … Continue reading
Posted in open-source, Pattern Mining, spmf
Tagged data mining, experiments, java, pattern mining, software, spmf
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Abnormal Google Scholar Profiles
Today, I will talk about signs that show that something is wrong or suspicious with some researchers based on their Google Scholar profiles. I will talk about this because I have recently received many CVs and while browsing Google Scholar, … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, google scholar, Research, suspicious behavior
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How to draw an FP-Tree in Latex? (using TIKZ)
In this blog post, I will show how to draw a beautiful FP-Tree data structure in a Latex document. The FP-Tree is a tree-like structure that was proposed in the FP-Growth algorithm for itemset mining, and is also used in … Continue reading
UDML 2022 workshop on utility mining and learning is back at ICDM
I am glad to announce that the UDML workshop (5th Workshop on Utility-Driven Mining and Learning) will be back for the IEEE ICDM 2022 conference this year. The main focus of this workshop is about the concept of utility or … Continue reading
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Tagged cfp, icdm, ieee icdm, pattern mining, udml, utility mining, workshop
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How to Analyze the Complexity of Pattern Mining Algorithms？
Today, I will explain how to analyze the complexity of pattern mining algorithms for topics such as itemset mining, sequential pattern mining, subgraph mining, sequential rule mining and periodic pattern mining. This is something that is often asked by reviewers … Continue reading
The problem with Short Papers
Today, I will talk briefly about short papers at academic conferences, and the problems that they create (in my opinion). For those who don’t know, several conferences can reject or accept papers as short or full papers. A short paper … Continue reading
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(video) Rare Itemset Mining
I have uploaded a new 38 minutes video to explain rare itemset mining. This video is like a small course, where you can learn about infrequent itemsets, minimal rare itemsets and perfectly rare itemsets and some algorithms : AprioriInverse and … Continue reading
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How to draw sequences in LaTeX? (using TIKZ)
Today, I will show how to draw a sequence in Latex using the TIKZ package. A sequence is an ordered list of symbols. I often draw sequences for my research paper about sequential pattern mining or episode mining. To draw … Continue reading
A simple BAT script to unzip ZIP files in all sub-directories
In this blog post, I will share a simple script to recursively unzip all ZIP files in sub-directories of a directory. Such script is useful for example when managing the submissions of papers at academic conferences. The script is based … Continue reading