A novel algorithm for extracting frequent gradual patterns
The extraction of frequent gradual pattern is an important problem in computer science and largely studied by the scientist’s community of research in data mining. A frequent gradual pattern translates a recurrent co-variation between the attributes of a database. Many applications issues from many...
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doaj-0bd70cbd65c146748aba49667535dcfe2021-08-20T04:37:11ZengElsevierMachine Learning with Applications2666-82702021-09-015100068A novel algorithm for extracting frequent gradual patternsTayou Djamegni Clémentin0Tabueu Fotso Laurent Cabrel1Kenmogne Edith Belise2Department of Computer Engineering, UIT-FV, University of Dschang, Cameroon; Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, FS, University of Dschang, CameroonDepartment of Mathematics and Computer Science, FS, University of Dschang, Cameroon; Corresponding author.Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, FS, University of Dschang, CameroonThe extraction of frequent gradual pattern is an important problem in computer science and largely studied by the scientist’s community of research in data mining. A frequent gradual pattern translates a recurrent co-variation between the attributes of a database. Many applications issues from many domains, such as economy, health, education, market, bio-informatics, astronomy or web mining, are based on the extraction of frequent gradual patterns. Algorithms to extract frequent gradual patterns in the large databases are greedy in CPU time and memory space. This raises the problem of improving the performances of these algorithms. This paper presents a technique for improving the performance of frequent gradual pattern extraction algorithms. The exploitation of this technique leads to a new, more efficient algorithm called SGrite. The experiments carried out confirm the interest of the proposed technique.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666827021000347Pattern miningPruningSearch spaceGradual supportLatticeAdjacency matrix |
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A novel algorithm for extracting frequent gradual patterns |
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A novel algorithm for extracting frequent gradual patterns |
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A novel algorithm for extracting frequent gradual patterns |
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A novel algorithm for extracting frequent gradual patterns |
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novel algorithm for extracting frequent gradual patterns |
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Machine Learning with Applications |
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The extraction of frequent gradual pattern is an important problem in computer science and largely studied by the scientist’s community of research in data mining. A frequent gradual pattern translates a recurrent co-variation between the attributes of a database. Many applications issues from many domains, such as economy, health, education, market, bio-informatics, astronomy or web mining, are based on the extraction of frequent gradual patterns. Algorithms to extract frequent gradual patterns in the large databases are greedy in CPU time and memory space. This raises the problem of improving the performances of these algorithms. This paper presents a technique for improving the performance of frequent gradual pattern extraction algorithms. The exploitation of this technique leads to a new, more efficient algorithm called SGrite. The experiments carried out confirm the interest of the proposed technique. |
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Pattern mining Pruning Search space Gradual support Lattice Adjacency matrix |
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