Incremental Mining of Closed Sequential Patterns in Multiple Data Streams
Shih-Yang Yang, Ching-Ming Chao, Po-Zung Chen, Chu-Hao Sun
Abstract
Shih-Yang Yang, Ching-Ming Chao, Po-Zung Chen, Chu-Hao Sun
Abstract
Sequential pattern mining searches for the relative sequence of events, allowing users to make predictions on discovered sequential patterns. Due to drastically advanced information technology over recent years, data have rapidly changed, growth in data amount has exploded and real-time demand is increasing, leading to the data stream environment. Data in this environment cannot be fully stored and ineptitude in traditional mining techniques has led to the emergence of data stream mining technology. Multiple data streams are a branch of the data stream environment. The MILE algorithm cannot preserve previously mined sequential patterns when new data are entered because of the concept of one-time fashion mining. To address this problem, we propose the ICspan algorithm to continue mining sequential patterns through an incremental approach and to acquire a more accurate mining result. In addition, due to the algorithm constraint in closed sequential patterns mining, the generation and records for sequential patterns will be reduced, leading to a decrease of memory usage and to an effective increase of execution efficiency.
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Sequential pattern mining searches for the relative sequence of events, allowing users to make predictions on discovered sequential patterns. Due to drastically advanced information technology over recent years, data have rapidly changed, growth in data amount has exploded and real-time demand is increasing, leading to the data stream environment. Data in this environment cannot be fully stored and ineptitude in traditional mining techniques has led to the emergence of data stream mining technology. Multiple data streams are a branch of the data stream environment. The MILE algorithm cannot preserve previously mined sequential patterns when new data are entered because of the concept of one-time fashion mining. To address this problem, we propose the ICspan algorithm to continue mining sequential patterns through an incremental approach and to acquire a more accurate mining result. In addition, due to the algorithm constraint in closed sequential patterns mining, the generation and records for sequential patterns will be reduced, leading to a decrease of memory usage and to an effective increase of execution efficiency.
Key concepts: Computer science, STREAMS, Data stream mining, Data mining, Computer network