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Our New Progress on Frequent/Sequential Pattern Mining. We develop new frequent/sequential pattern mining methods Performance study on both synthetic and real data sets shows that our methods outperform conventional ones in wide margins. Mining Complete Set of Frequent Patterns on T10I4D100k.
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Our New Progress on Frequent/Sequential Pattern Mining • We develop new frequent/sequential pattern mining methods • Performance study on both synthetic and real data sets shows that our methods outperform conventional ones in wide margins
Why Prefix Is Faster Than GSP? Dataset C10T4S16I4 Dataset C10T8S8I8
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DBMiner Version 2.5 (Beta) DBMiner Technology Inc. B.C. Canada
What we had for DBMiner 2.0… • Association module on data cubes • Classification module on data cubes • Clustering module on data cubes • OLAP browser • 3D Cube browser
What we will do in DBMiner 2.5… • Keep the existing association module and classification module in version 2.0 • Change the existing clustering module • Add new visual classification module both on SQL server and OLAP • Add new sequential pattern modules on SQL server using FP algorithm
What we have done… • We have incorporated the existing association module and added OLAP browser Module • We have added the visual classification module • We have changed the existing clustering module • We have added the sequential pattern module • We are still in the development stage