Finding the needle in the haystack—An interpretable sequential pattern mining method for classification problems

This study demonstrates a practical and efficient approach for uncovering important sequential patterns in classification tasks. By combining interpretability with competitive predictive performance, our algorithm provides practitioners with an interpretable and efficient alternative to existing methods, paving the way for new advances in sequential data analysis.

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Frontiers in Big Data
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2025-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fdata.2025.1604887
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Data Mining Algorithms and Applications
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Finding the needle in the haystack—An interpretable sequential pattern mining method for classification problems

Christof Weinhardt, Alexander Grote, Anuja Hariharan
Frontiers in Big Data
Data Mining Algorithms and Applications
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Finding the needle in the haystack—An interpretable sequential pattern mining method for classification problems

Christof Weinhardt, Alexander Grote, Anuja Hariharan
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This study demonstrates a practical and efficient approach for uncovering important sequential patterns in classification tasks. By combining interpretability with competitive predictive performance, our algorithm provides practitioners with an interpretable and efficient alternative to existing methods, paving the way for new advances in sequential data analysis.

Frontiers in Big DataVol. 8
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 55%
Data Mining Algorithms and Applications
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