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Mining Sequential Patterns in Databases by Raj Endran is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Sequential pattern mining is the process of discovering frequent subsequences in sequence databases. It involves finding sequences that frequently occur together within a specified window of time. Some key methods for mining sequential patterns include GSP, which uses a candidate generation and testing approach on horizontal data, SPADE which uses a similar approach on vertical data format, and PrefixSpan which does not require candidate generation by using a prefix-projected growth approach. Constraint-bas
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- Raj Endran
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