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Author Archives: Philippe Fournier-Viger
A keynote speaker unable to manage time (180 slides!)
Today, I want to talk to you about something quite incredible. I recently attended a keynote speech at an international conference. The keynote speaker was presenting online and was scheduled for a 35 minute presentation. However, he had prepared 180 … Continue reading
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A new version of SPMF (v2.64, november 2025)!
Today, I am happy to announce that a new version of the SPMF data mining library has been released. It introduces five new algorithms: Besides, some various other improvements have been made to the SPMF software, including a new tool … Continue reading
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Tagged carpenter algorithm, closed itemset, compressing pattern, data mining, itemset, maximal itemset, pattern mining, software, spmf
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GMP: A new algorithm for compressing protein sequences
Today, I am pleased to share that our team has published a new algorithm called GMP for the compression and analysis of protein sequences. The paper will appear next month at BIBM 2025. Here is the full reference: Nawaz, M. … Continue reading
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A new tool for visualizing algorithms from SPMF
Today, I wrote some code to visualize the relationships between the algorithms offered in the SPMF open-source pattern mining library. Here is the graph of all algorithms in SPMF (excluding tools) that have the same input and output type: We … Continue reading
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Fixing the reviewresponse.cls LaTeX Class to Allow Multi-Page Comments
Today, I will show how to fix the Latex reviewresponse.cls class to allow multi-page comments. If you have ever written a detailed response to reviewers in LaTeX, you may have noticed that long reviewer comments sometimes get cut off instead … Continue reading
How to fix reviewresponse.cls for custom reviewer numbering
Recently, I have found anice Latex class that can be used to write answers to reviewers for the rebuttal of journal papers. This latex class is called reviewresponse.cls, which can be found on GitHub. It allows to write an answer … Continue reading
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The Conference Hotel Booking Scam
Something interesting happened to me in the last few days. To my knowledge, this seems to be a scam, and to be something relatively new, so I want to share the information. Here is the context. I will be a … Continue reading
Huge traffic from a botnet looking for datasets
Today, I received an e-mail from the Web hosting company indicating that my website had exceeded the bandwidth limit of the content delivery network (CDN) for my package. I was quite surprised. Hence, I checked the control panel, and I … Continue reading
New version of SPMF: 2.63!
This is just a short blog post to let you know that SPMF 2.63 is released on the SPMF website, with some new features such as the Visual Pattern Viewer (to display patterns visually), and also some new algorithms and … Continue reading
Upcoming feature of SPMF 2.63: Taxonomy Viewer
Today, I want to share briefly a new feature of the upcoming SPMF version 2.63, which is the taxonomy viewer. This tools allow to visualize a taxonomy used by algorithms such as CLH-Miner and FEACP. The user interface is for … Continue reading
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Tagged open source, pattern mining, software, spmf, taxonomy
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