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Tag Archives: patterns
Sneak peak at the new user interface of SPMF (part 2)
Today, I will continue to show you some upcoming features of SPMF 2.60, on which some work is ongoing. This new version of SPMF should be released in the coming weeks. The new feature that I will talk about today … Continue reading
Posted in spmf
Tagged algorithm, data mining, episode, episode mining, event sequence, open source, pattern mining, patterns, spmf, time interval data, timeline, timeline viewer, tirp, visualization
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How to find cost-effective patterns in data?
Have you ever wondered how to find patterns in data that are not only frequent but also profitable and cost-effective? For example, if you are an online retailer, you may want to know what products are often bought together by … Continue reading
Key Papers about Episode Mining
This post presents the key papers about episode mining. If you are not familiar with what is episode mining, it is a data mining task, which aims at finding patterns in a sequence of events or symbols . A short … Continue reading
Posted in Big data, Data Mining, Data science, Pattern Mining
Tagged big data, data mining, data science, episode, literature, Minepi, papers, pattern mining, patterns, references, winepi
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Discovering and visualizing sequential patterns in web log data using SPMF and GraphViz
Today, I will show how to use the open-source SPMF data mining software to discover sequential patterns in web log data. Then, I will show to how visualize the frequent sequential patterns found using GraphViz. Step 1 : getting the … Continue reading
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Tagged data mining, graph, patterns, sequential patterns, spmf, visualization
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