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Tag Archives: pattern mining
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
Posted in open-source, Pattern Mining
Tagged open source, pattern mining, software, spmf, taxonomy
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Update on SPMF next version: the visual pattern viewer
I am still working on the upcoming version of SPMF. There is still much work todo. Following the previous post, I would like to give you a glimpse of the new visual pattern viewer that is under development for SPMF. … Continue reading
Posted in Pattern Mining, spmf
Tagged data mining, efficient, fast, itemset, open source, pattern mining, sequential pattern, sequential rule, software, spmf
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CFP: HP4MoDa 2025 @ IEEE BIBM 2025
Today, I would like to announce a new workshop that will be held at the IEEE BIBM 2025 conference, called 1st Workshop on Heuristic and Pattern Mining for Multi-Omics Data Analytics. This workshop is suitable for pattern mining papers and … Continue reading
Posted in Bioinformatics, cfp, Conference, Data Mining, Machine Learning
Tagged bibm, bioinformatics, cfp, data mining, hp4moda, machine learning, pattern mining
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An Improved Pattern Viewer
Today, I will talk about some features of the upcoming version of SPMF 2.63 that I am working on and is planned for release next month. Improved Pattern Visualizer window The first feature is an improvement of the Pattern Viewer … Continue reading
Posted in Data Mining, Data science, Java, open-source, Pattern Mining, spmf
Tagged association rules, itemset, java, library, open source, pattern mining, pattern viewer, pattern visualization, patterns, software, spmf
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Fast and Effective Genome Sequence Compression, with a multi-purpose method called HMG (2025)
Genomic data is growing at an unprecedented rate, but storing and transmitting it efficiently remains a challenge. Several solutions have been proposed in the literature for compressing genome sequences in recent years such as JARVIS3, GeCo3, and NUHT. However, several … Continue reading
CFP: PM4B 2005: A new workshop on pattern mining and machine learning in bioinformatics @ PAKDD 2025
Today, I would like to announce that we are creating a new workshop for PAKDD 2025 called the 1st Workshop on Pattern mining and Machine learning for Bioinformatics (PM4B 2025). The goal of the workshop is to establish a collaborative platform … Continue reading
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SPMF 2.62 is released!
This is a short blog post to announce that SPMF 2.62 is released, and can be downloaded from the SPMF website‘s download page. The previous version of SPMF (2.60) introduced a lot of new features, also with some code refactoring, … Continue reading
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The story of the most influential paper award of PAKDD 2024
Recently, I have attended the PAKDD 2024 conference, where I was happy to receive the most influential paper award with my co-authors. This award is a test of time type of award that is given to the paper from PAKDD … Continue reading
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UDML 2024 Workshop program @ PAKDD 2024
The UDML 2024 workshop on Utility-Driven Mining and Learning is coming soon. This year is the 6th edition and it will be held next week at PAKDD 2024 in Taipei. And I am glad to announce that we have a … Continue reading