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Author Archives: Philippe Fournier-Viger
Mining Episode Rules (video)
In this blog post, I will share the video of our most recent data mining paper presented last week at ACIIDS 2021. It is about a new algorithm named POERM for about analyzing sequences of events or symbols. The algorithm will find rules … Continue reading
Posted in Big data, Data Mining, Machine Learning, Video
Tagged aciids 2021, data mining, episode, episode rule, machine learning, pattern mining, video
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A Brief Report about ACIIDS 2021 (13th Asian Conference on Intelligent Information and Database Systems)
In this blog post, I will give a brief report about the ACIIDS 2021 conference, that I am attending from April 7–10, 2021. What is ACIIDS? ACIIDS is an international conference focusing on intelligent information and database systems. The conference … Continue reading
Phrasebank, an interesting tool to improve your academic writing.
Writing a research paper is not easy! It is a skill that takes time to master. Luckily, most research papers follow more or less the same structure. In previous blog posts, I have given an overview of how to write … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Research
Tagged academic phrasebank, ademic writing, paper, phrasebank, Research, thesis, writing
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Papers without code (and the problem of non-reproducible research)
Recently, there has been some debate on the Machine Learning sub-Reddit about the reproducibility or I should say the lack of reproducibility of numerous machine learning papers. Several Reddit users complained that they spent much time (sometimes weeks) to try … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, open source, paper_without_code, reproducibility, Research, sourcecode
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An Overview of Pattern Mining Techniques
In this blog post, I will give an overview of some of the main pattern mining tasks, to explain what kind of patterns can be found in different types of symbolic data. I will describe some main types of data … Continue reading
How to write a research grant proposal?
Today, I will discuss how to write a good research grant proposal. This topic is important for researchers, who are at the beginning of their careers and want to obtain funding for their research projects. A good research proposal can be career-changing as it … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Research
Tagged academia, fund, funding, grant, grant proposal, professor, Research, research fund, researcher, university
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Some funny or interesting websites related to research
Today I will talk about a few websites that are somewhat funny and are related to research. Auto-reject ( https://autoreject.org/ ) This is a website that let you automatically generate reviews to reject papers. The reviewer need to check some … Continue reading
How to cite equations in a research paper?
Today, I will talk about how to cite equations in research papers, and give a few advices that may be useful to researchers. The idea of this blog post comes from a discussion that I had with some colleagues about … Continue reading
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Analyzing the COVID-19 genome with AI and data mining techniques (paper + data + code)
Recently, my team has been working on analyzing COVID-19 genome sequences using pattern mining and other data mining and AI techniques. We have recently published a paper in the Applied Intelligence journal about this. In this blog post, I will … Continue reading
New version of SPMF (2.44): 4 new algorithms, datasets and features
Today, I am happy to announce that a new version of the SPMF open-source data mining software is released (v. 2.44). This is the download page. This new version was made possible due to several contributors. What is new? New … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithm, data mining, data science, dataset, open source, open-source, pattern mining, spmf
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