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2007
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Peiyi Tang, Markus P. Turkia:
Mining frequent web access patterns with partial enumeration. ACM Southeast Regional Conference 2007: 226-231
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Peiyi Tang, Markus P. Turkia:
Parallelizing frequent web access pattern mining with partial enumeration for high speedup. PDCS 2007: 163-168
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Peiyi Tang, Markus P. Turkia, Kyle A. Gallivan:
Mining web access patterns with first-occurrence linked WAP-trees. SEDE 2007: 247-252
2006
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Peiyi Tang, Markus P. Turkia:
Mining frequent itemsets with partial enumeration. ACM Southeast Regional Conference 2006: 180-185
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Peiyi Tang, Markus P. Turkia:
Parallelizing Frequent Itemset Mining with FP-Trees. CATA 2006: 30-35

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