2006
DOI: 10.3844/jcssp.2006.318.321
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A New Incremental Updating Algorithm for Mining Sequential Patterns

Abstract: This study discusses how to maintain discovered sequential patterns when some information is deleted from a sequence database. A new algorithm, called MA_D (Maintenance Algorithm when Deleting some information), is presented in order to deal with the maintenance of sequential patterns mining resulted from the updating of database and the algorithm makes full use of the information obtained from previous mining results to cut down the cost of finding new sequential patterns in an updated database. Our experimen… Show more

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“…Sequential pattern mining, which finds out frequent patterns in a sequence database, is a significant issue among the various data mining issues [18]. Discovering sequential patterns from a huge database of sequences is a significant issue in the field of knowledge discovery and data mining [19].…”
Section: Sequential Pattern Miningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sequential pattern mining, which finds out frequent patterns in a sequence database, is a significant issue among the various data mining issues [18]. Discovering sequential patterns from a huge database of sequences is a significant issue in the field of knowledge discovery and data mining [19].…”
Section: Sequential Pattern Miningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Combined mining is best used to provide actionable knowledge in spite of complex data sets and features. Ren and Zhou (2006) Sequential patterns obtained from the prior mining processes.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vijayalakshmi and Mohan, (2010) discussed how to maintain discovered sequential patterns when some information is deleted from a sequence database. Ren and Zhou, (2006) approach resulted in the generation of usage profiles and automatic identification of user interest in each profile. Sumathi et al (2010) developed an application of session based clustering to analyze web pages of user interest from web log files.…”
Section: Previous Work On Wummentioning
confidence: 99%