Archives
Categories
- Academia (82)
- artificial intelligence (34)
- Big data (80)
- Bioinformatics (3)
- cfp (10)
- Chinese posts (1)
- Conference (70)
- Data Mining (182)
- Data science (102)
- Database (1)
- General (42)
- Industry (2)
- Interview (1)
- Java (11)
- Latex (10)
- Machine Learning (20)
- Mathematics (2)
- open-source (37)
- Other (3)
- Pattern Mining (84)
- Plagiarism (1)
- Programming (17)
- Research (109)
- spmf (53)
- Time series (3)
- Uncategorized (22)
- Utility Mining (22)
- Video (19)
- Website (3)
-
Recent Posts
- SPMF: bug fix about screen resolution
- SPMF 2.60 is released!
- How to download an offline copy of the SPMF documentation?
- Some interesting statistics about SPMF
- Sneak peak at the new user interface of SPMF (part 3)
- ChatGPT, LLMs and homework
- When ChatGPT is used to write papers…
- Sneak peak at the new user interface of SPMF (part 2)
- Sneak peak at the new user interface of SPMF (part 1)
- UDML 2024 Accepted papers
Recent Comments
- K. P. Birla on About the author
- An Overview of Pattern Mining Techniques | The Data Blog on An Introduction to Data Mining
- Key Papers about Episode Mining | The Data Blog on An introduction to periodic pattern mining
- Dr J Gangadhar Naik on How to improve the quality of your research papers?
- Philippe Fournier-Viger on About the author
Tag cloud
- academia
- ai
- algorithm
- apriori
- article
- articles
- artificial intelligence
- association rule
- big data
- cfp
- china
- conference
- data
- data mining
- data science
- episode
- graph
- high utility itemset mining
- icdm
- itemset
- itemset mining
- java
- journal
- latex
- machine learning
- open-source
- open source
- pakdd
- paper
- papers
- pattern mining
- periodic pattern
- phd
- Research
- researcher
- reviewer
- sequence
- sequential pattern
- software
- spmf
- udml
- utility mining
- video
- workshop
- writing
Number of visitors:
2,281,014
Tag Archives: text generation
When ChatGPT is used to write papers…
Today, I want to share with you something funny but also alarming. It is that some papers published in academic journals contains text indicating that parts were apparently written by LLMs. The first example is this paper “The three-dimensional porous … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Machine Learning
Tagged chatgpt, gpt, large language models, llm, text generation
Leave a comment