Efficient mining of top-k breaker emerging subgraph patterns from graph datasets
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posted on 2024-06-06, 11:28 authored by M Gan, H DaiThis paper introduces a new type of discriminative subgraph pattern called breaker emerging subgraph pattern by introducing three constraints and two new concepts: base and breaker. A breaker emerging sub-graph pattern consists of three subpatterns: a con-strained emerging subgraph pattern, a set of bases and a set of breakers. An efficient approach is pro-posed for the discovery of top-k breaker emerging sub-graph patterns from graph datasets. Experimental re-sults show that the approach is capable of efficiently discovering top-k breaker emerging subgraph patterns from given datasets, is more efficient than two previ-ous methods for mining discriminative subgraph pat-terns. The discovered top-k breaker emerging sub-graph patterns are more informative, more discrim-inative, more accurate and more compact than the minimal distinguishing subgraph patterns. The top-k breaker emerging patterns are more useful for sub-structure analysis, such as molecular fragment analy-sis. © 2009, Australian Computer Society, Inc.
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Volume
101Pagination
183-191Location
Melbourne, Vic.Start date
2009-12-01End date
2009-12-04ISSN
1445-1336ISBN-13
9781920682828Language
engPublication classification
E Conference publication, E1.1 Full written paper - refereedCopyright notice
2009, Australian Computer SocietyTitle of proceedings
AusDM 09 : Conferences in Research and Practice in Information Technology SeriesEvent
Australasian Data Mining. Conference (8th : 2009 : Melbourne, Vic.)Publisher
Australian Computer SocietyPlace of publication
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