Markov models in the analysis of frequent patterns in financial data

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Frequent sequence mining is one of the main challenges in data mining and especially in large databases, which consist of millions of records. There is a number of different applications where frequent sequence mining is very important: medicine, finance, internet behavioural data, marketing data, etc. Exact frequent sequence mining methods make multiple passes over the database and if the database is large, then it is a time consuming and expensive task. Approximate methods for frequent sequence mining are faster than exact methods because instead of doing multiple passes over the original database, they analyze a much shorter sample of the original database formed in a specific way. This paper presents Markov Property Based Method (MPBM)-an approximate method for mining frequent sequences based on kth order Markov models, which makes only several passes over the original database. The method has been implemented and evaluated using real-world foreign exchange database and compared to exact and approximate frequent sequent mining algorithms. © 2013 Vilnius University.

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Pragarauskaite, J., & Dzemyda, G. (2013). Markov models in the analysis of frequent patterns in financial data. Informatica (Netherlands), 24(1), 87–102. https://doi.org/10.15388/informatica.2013.386

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