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Mathieu Guillame-Bert
PhD Student -
INRIA Rhône Alpesmathieu.guillame-bert@inrialpes.fr INRIA Rhône-Alpes 655 Avenue de l'Europe 38334 Montbonnot - St Ismier FRANCE |
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This page presents some of my softwares.
- Event Viewer : a Symbolic Time Sequences visualiser
fig1 : screen capture of Event Viwer
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There are two types of input files: The layoutes files that define the "view" to display, and the data files. The layoutes files use the xml syntax. Simples examples are given with the Event Viewer sofware. The syntax of the data file is given here.
The package contains a sample of data to visualise. This sample is based on the "Home activities dataset" by Tim van Kasteren, Athanasios Noulas, Gwenn Englebienne and Ben Krose presented in "Accurate Activity Recognition in a Home Setting", and on the learning algorithm presented in "Temporal Data Mining for Symbolic Time Sequences: Temporal Tree Associate Rules".
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TITARL 1.0 : Temporal Interval Tree Association Rule Learner
Titarl (Temporal Interval Tree Associative Rule Learner) is a Temporal Datamining algorithm able to extract Temporal associative rules from Symbolic Time Sequences.
fig2 : screen capture of Titarl
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The package contains the binary of the temporal learning algorithm described in the article "New Approach on Temporal Data Mining for Symbolic Time Sequences: Temporal Tree Associate Rules". This algorithm extracts Temporal association rules from a Symbolic time sequences. The rules can be printed into html files, exported into xml files, applied and evaluated on other datasets. The package also contains an example of dataset to use with the algorithm.
The package also contains an sample dataset (the 20th part of the Computer Generated Dataset), and an example of configuration to extract and display patterns fro this dataset.
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Latex Unformatter v1.0 : Remove latex formatting
Usefull to apply external spell correctors (such as Word) on Latex documents.Download:
Mathieu Guillame-Bert -- Web site created the 13 April 2011