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Tag Archives: sequential pattern mining
Sneak peak at the new user interface of SPMF (part 3)
Today, I would like to talk to you about another upcoming feature of the next version of SPMF (2.60), which will be released soon. It will be a Workflow Editor that will allow the user to select multiple algorithms from … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithm, association rule, data, data mining, graph mining, gui, itemset, pattern, pattern mining, sequential pattern mining, spmf
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Test your knowledge of sequential rule mining!
Do you know about sequential rule mining? It is a popular task in pattern mining that aims at finding rules in sequences. In this blog post, I will give a list of 8 questions and answers to evaluate your knowledge … Continue reading
Test your knowledge about sequential pattern mining!
Sequential pattern mining is a data mining technique used to discover frequent sequences or patterns in data. I have prepared a short test of 10 questions to evaluate your knowledge of sequential pattern mining. The test is not very hard. … Continue reading
The PrefixSpan algorithm (video)
I have posted a new video about pattern mining, explaining the PrefixSpan algorithm. It assumes that you know already what is sequential pattern mining. If you are not familiar with sequential pattern mining, you can first watch my video Introduction … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithm, data mining, pattern mining, prefixspan, sequential pattern mining, video
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Key Papers about High Utility Itemset Mining
In this blog post, I will talk about the most important algorithms for high utility itemset mining. I will present a list of algorithms that is of course subjective (according to my opinion). I did not list all the papers of … Continue reading