2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.cose.2020.102088
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Mining frequent pyramid patterns from time series transaction data with custom constraints

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“…Li et al [18] proposed a one-pass algorithm, with a commonly used frequency as the output for a given sequence, and two advanced models to further improve the processing efficiency of voluminous sequences and streaming data. To address the shortcomings of traditional sequence pattern mining algorithms, Wang et al [19] pro-posed a timeliness variable threshold and an increment Prefixspan algorithm, verifying the effectiveness of the algorithm. Sophisticated investors can analyze candlestick sequences in historical data and speculate on the patterns that will appear in the next period, thus enabling them to prognosticate future trends in stock markets.…”
Section: Candlestick Patterns Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Li et al [18] proposed a one-pass algorithm, with a commonly used frequency as the output for a given sequence, and two advanced models to further improve the processing efficiency of voluminous sequences and streaming data. To address the shortcomings of traditional sequence pattern mining algorithms, Wang et al [19] pro-posed a timeliness variable threshold and an increment Prefixspan algorithm, verifying the effectiveness of the algorithm. Sophisticated investors can analyze candlestick sequences in historical data and speculate on the patterns that will appear in the next period, thus enabling them to prognosticate future trends in stock markets.…”
Section: Candlestick Patterns Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the economic essence of financial pyramids remains unchanged: the incomes of some investors are formed not due to real investments but due to cash inflows from other participants in the pyramid. W. Wang et al (2021) note that the incomes received by the organisers and participants of the financial pyramid, including the first investors who invested money and managed to receive profits, are an intermediate result. In other words, all participants cannot expect positive results from such a "scheme": at best, they can preserve their initial investments, but most often the pyramid structure is organised in such a way that initial contributors receive more than they invested, leaving the latter with nothing.…”
Section: The Essence Of Crimes Related To the Creation And Management...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Streaming data mining includes techniques for frequent item set detection, where the process is adjusted because of dynamics in data streams [20][21][22]. e main problem with mining frequent items in data streams is to find a compatible model for dynamically storing the data and, in parallel, applying all operations for determining frequent itemsets in efficient time.…”
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confidence: 99%