Mining Closed Sequential Patterns Using Condensed WAP Tree
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quotGeneration of data with an inherent sequential nature is the order of today s digital society. This
newlinekind of data could be composed of discrete events that have either a temporal or spatial ordering
newlineand is generally obtained by sectors like telecommunication networks, E-Commerce , Internet
newlineservers and gene databases, medical domain to name a few. The ability to explore and exploit
newlinethe sequential nature of the data for prediction leverages strategic decision making and problem
newlinesolving. Symbolic sequence data consists of long sequence of ordered events with possible
newlinerelationships among them. Symbolic sequence mining techniques aim at extracting frequent
newlinesequential patterns for huge collections of event sequences based on the user defined minimum
newlinesupport threshold. From a give set of symbols / events due to the possible repetition of events
newlineinfinitely large number of sequences is possible and hence the task of extracting frequent
newlinesequences is much more complex compared to extracting frequent itemsets. Analogous to closed
newlineitemsets the set of sequential patterns automatically eliminates a lot of redundancy from the set
newlineof all frequent sequences and provides a concise set of patterns maintaining completeness.quot
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