The usual data mining setting uses the full amount of data to derive patterns for different purposes. Taking cues from machine learning techniques, we explore ways to divide the d...
Since transaction identifiers (ids) are unique and would not usually be frequent, mining frequent patterns with transaction ids, showing records they occurred in, provides an effic...
Clustering or bi-clustering techniques have been proved quite useful in many application domains. A weakness of these techniques remains the poor support for grouping characterizat...
Major media companies such as The Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal or Reuters generate huge amounts of textual news data on a daily basis. Mining frequent patterns in this...
The ultimate goal of data mining is to extract knowledge from massive data. Knowledge is ideally represented as human-comprehensible patterns from which end-users can gain intuiti...