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Introduction to time series mining with SPMF
This blog post briefly explain how time series data mining can be performed with the Java open-source data mining library SPMF (v.2.06). It first explain what is a time series and then discuss how data mining can be performed on time series. What is … Continue reading
Posted in Big data, Data Mining, open-source, Time series
Tagged big data, data mining, data science, java, open-source, pattern mining, SAX algorithm, spmf, time series
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Discovering hidden patterns in texts using SPMF
This tutorial will explain how to analyze text documents to discover complex and hidden relationships between words. We will illustrate this with a Sherlock Holmes novel. Moreover we will explain how hidden patterns in text can be used to recognize the author of a … Continue reading
Posted in Big data, Data Mining, Data science, open-source
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An introduction to periodic pattern mining
In this blog post I will give an introduction to the discovery of periodic patterns in data. Mining periodic patterns is an important data mining task as patterns may periodically appear in all kinds of data, and it may be desirable to find them … Continue reading
Posted in Big data, Data Mining, Data science, open-source, Research, Uncategorized, Utility Mining
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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
Posted in Data Mining, General, open-source, Research
Tagged big data, data mining, GPL, library, open-source, 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
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