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SPMF’s architecture (1) The Algorithm Manager
In this new series of blog posts, I will talk about the architecture of the SPMF data mining library, and in particular, I will talk about the AlgorithmManager, which is a key component of SPMF, which manages all the algorithms … Continue reading
Posted in Data Mining, Data science, Java, open-source, Pattern Mining
Tagged architecture, data mining, data science, GPL, java, machine learning, open source, pattern mining, software, spmf
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How to package SPMF as an EXE file with JPackage?
In this blog post, I will explain how to use the jpackage tool that is provided with Java to (1) package the JAR file of SPMF into an EXE file for Windows, and (2) to create an installer for SPMF. … Continue reading
New version of SPMF (2.58)
This is to announce that a new version of SPMF has been released on the 27th November 2022. This version has 7 new pattern mining algorithms: Besides, it has several new features such as: (1) An integrated text editor to … Continue reading
Posted in Data Mining, Data science, open-source, spmf
Tagged association rule, data mining, itemset mining, java, pattern mining, spmf, subgraph mining
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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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How to call SPMF from another Java program as an external program?
This is a short blog post where I will explain how to call SPMF as an external program from another Java program to execute an algorithm. Before we start, it should be said that there are multiple ways to use … Continue reading
Introduction to the Apriori algorithm (with Java code)
This blog post provides an introduction to the Apriori algorithm, a classic data mining algorithm for the problem of frequent itemset mining. Although Apriori was introduced in 1993, more than 20 years ago, Apriori remains one of the most important data mining algorithms, not because it is the fastest, but because it has … Continue reading
Posted in Big data, Data Mining, Pattern Mining, Programming
Tagged apriori, code, frequent itemset, frequent pattern, itemset, java, pattern mining
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Introduction to the K-Means clustering algorithm (with Java code)
In this blog post, I will introduce the popular data mining task of clustering (also called cluster analysis). I will explain what is the goal of clustering, and then introduce the popular K-Means algorithm with an example. Moreover, I will briefly explain how an open-source Java implementation of … Continue reading
Posted in Big data, Data Mining, Data science, open-source
Tagged clustering, data mining, data science, java, k-means, open-source, spmf
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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, spmf, Time series
Tagged big data, data mining, data science, java, open-source, pattern mining, SAX algorithm, spmf, time series
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An Introduction to High-Utility Itemset Mining
In this blog post, I will give an introduction about a popular problem in data mining, which is called “high-utility itemset mining” or more generally utility mining. I will give an overview of this problem, explains why it is interesting, and provide source code of … Continue reading
Posted in Data Mining, Research, Utility Mining
Tagged data mining, datasets, frequent pattern mining, high-utility mining, itemset mining, java, open-source, source code, spmf, utility mining
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Drawing the Powerset of a Set using Java and GraphViz (Hasse Diagram)
In this blog post, I will explain and provide source code to automatically draw the powerset of a set using Java and GraphViz. Drawing a powerset is useful in mathematics and also in computer science, for example in frequent itemset mining, it can … Continue reading
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Tagged graphviz, hasse diagram, itemset mining, java, powerset
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