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An Improved Version of Closed Spam by using Direct Bit Position Method

Author(s) -

Elakkiya Elango,

Suban Ravichandran,

Mr. S. Suresh

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

international journal of innovative technology and exploring engineering

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2278-3075

DOI - 10.35940/ijitee.l3690.129219

Subject(s) - computer science , position (finance) , sequence (biology) , binary number , feature (linguistics) , data mining , value (mathematics) , bit (key) , pattern recognition (psychology) , database , artificial intelligence , algorithm , machine learning , arithmetic , mathematics , computer network , linguistics , philosophy , genetics , finance , economics , biology

This research paper is a new approach to Closed SPAM by Using Binary DBP Closed SPAM. The idea behind this algorithm is extending the previous DBP using SPAM. The feature DBP Closed SPAM is to retrieve large sequence database from closed Sequential Patterns The test evaluation is done on Real Datasets, experimented results shows that the algorithm DBP Closed SPAM is more efficient than the previous Closed SPAM algorithms. This is also a way to retrieve the closed frequent patterns in a sequence database by giving minimum support value.

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