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Author Archives: Philippe Fournier-Viger
An Introduction to Sequence Prediction
In this blog post, I will give an introduction to the task of sequence prediction, a popular data mining/machine learning task, which consist of predicting the next symbol of a sequence of symbols. This task is important as it have many … Continue reading
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Tagged open-source, prediction model, sequence, sequence prediction
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Six important skills to become a succesful researcher
Today, I will discuss how to become a good researcher and what are the most important skills that a researcher should have. This blog post is aimed at young Master degree students and Ph.D students, to provide some useful advice … Continue reading
Posted in General, Research
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Finding a Data Scientist Unicorn or building a Data Science Team?
In recent months/years, many blog posts have been trending on the social Web about what is a “data scientist“, as this term has become very popular. As there is much hype about this term, some people have even jokingly said that … Continue reading
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Brief report about the ACM SAC 2016 conference
Last week, I have attended the ACM SAC 2016 conference (31st ACM Symposium on Applied Computing). It was held in Pisa, Italy from the 4th to the 8th April 2016. In this blog post, I will briefly discuss this conference. About … Continue reading
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News about SPMF
Some quick news about the SPMF project. First, this month I have made a few updates to SPMF. Two new algorithms have been added: USpan (for high-utility sequential pattern mining) and FCHM (for correlated high utility itemset mining). Moreover, I have fixed … Continue reading
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SPMF data mining library 0.98: new pattern visualization window
This blog post is to let you know that I have just published a new version of the SPMF open-source Java data mining library (0.98) that offers a new window for visualizing the patterns found by data mining algorithms. This … Continue reading
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Tagged big data, data mining, GPL, library, open-source, spmf
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The ADMA 2015 conference has been cancelled
Recently I have submitted a few papers to the ADMA 2015 conference (11th conference on Advanced Data Mining and Applications, which was supposed to be held at Fudan university, China in January 2016 (despite being named 2015). The website of ADMA 2015 conference ( … Continue reading
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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
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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
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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. These … Continue reading
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