Finding Repeated Flexible Relational Words in Sequences

Finding regularities in sequences is an important problem in various areas. Regularities are often words (in a strict or somewhat flexible meaning) "repeated" in the sequence, i.e. satisfying some constraints about their occurrence. In this paper we deal with relational values that express...

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Main Authors: Nahla EL ZANT EL KADHI, Henry SOLDANO
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Language:English
Published: International Institute of Informatics and Cybernetics 2004-08-01
Series:Journal of Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics
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Online Access:http://www.iiisci.org/Journal/CV$/sci/pdfs/P371970.pdf
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spelling doaj-bc403dfdfc834f15a35a1177be0302c42020-11-24T22:14:23ZengInternational Institute of Informatics and CyberneticsJournal of Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics1690-45242004-08-01245863Finding Repeated Flexible Relational Words in SequencesNahla EL ZANT EL KADHI0Henry SOLDANO1 L.I.P.N. Institut Galilée, Univeristé de Paris 13 A.B.I. atelier de Bio Informatique Paris 6 L.I.P.N. Institut Galilée, Univeristé de Paris 13 A.B.I. atelier de Bio Informatique Paris 6 Finding regularities in sequences is an important problem in various areas. Regularities are often words (in a strict or somewhat flexible meaning) "repeated" in the sequence, i.e. satisfying some constraints about their occurrence. In this paper we deal with relational values that express what relates two positions in a word or a sequence. Then a strict relational word is defined as the set of relational values corresponding to all pairs of positions within a subsequence. A relational word is flexible if the constraint on a relational value is to belong to a set of relational values. We present here an algorithm, called KMRCRelat, which is derived from a previous algorithm for identification of repeated flexible words. KMRCRelat find either the k-length or the longest repeated flexible relational words in a sequence or a set of sequences.http://www.iiisci.org/Journal/CV$/sci/pdfs/P371970.pdf repetitionsData Miningwordspatterns,sequencesmotifs,relational patterns
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author Nahla EL ZANT EL KADHI
Henry SOLDANO
spellingShingle Nahla EL ZANT EL KADHI
Henry SOLDANO
Finding Repeated Flexible Relational Words in Sequences
Journal of Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics
repetitions
Data Mining
words
patterns,
sequences
motifs,
relational patterns
author_facet Nahla EL ZANT EL KADHI
Henry SOLDANO
author_sort Nahla EL ZANT EL KADHI
title Finding Repeated Flexible Relational Words in Sequences
title_short Finding Repeated Flexible Relational Words in Sequences
title_full Finding Repeated Flexible Relational Words in Sequences
title_fullStr Finding Repeated Flexible Relational Words in Sequences
title_full_unstemmed Finding Repeated Flexible Relational Words in Sequences
title_sort finding repeated flexible relational words in sequences
publisher International Institute of Informatics and Cybernetics
series Journal of Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics
issn 1690-4524
publishDate 2004-08-01
description Finding regularities in sequences is an important problem in various areas. Regularities are often words (in a strict or somewhat flexible meaning) "repeated" in the sequence, i.e. satisfying some constraints about their occurrence. In this paper we deal with relational values that express what relates two positions in a word or a sequence. Then a strict relational word is defined as the set of relational values corresponding to all pairs of positions within a subsequence. A relational word is flexible if the constraint on a relational value is to belong to a set of relational values. We present here an algorithm, called KMRCRelat, which is derived from a previous algorithm for identification of repeated flexible words. KMRCRelat find either the k-length or the longest repeated flexible relational words in a sequence or a set of sequences.
topic repetitions
Data Mining
words
patterns,
sequences
motifs,
relational patterns
url http://www.iiisci.org/Journal/CV$/sci/pdfs/P371970.pdf
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