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Incremental meta-mining from large temporal data sets Export

edited by: Y. Kambayashi, D. K. Lee, E. P. Lim, M. Mohania, Y. Masunaga

In Advances in Database Technologies, Proc. First International Workshop on Data Warehousing and Data Mining, DWDM'98, Vol. 1552 (1999), pp. 41-54.

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. With the increase in the size of datasets, data mining has<E-352> become one of the most prevalent topics for research in database systems.<E-334> The output from this process, the generation of rules of various types, has<E-353> raised the question of how rules can be considered interesting. We argue<E-344> that, in many cases, it is the meta-rule that holds the most interest. That is,<E-356> given a set of known rules about a dataset, it is the confluence of rules<E-347> relating to a small ...


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