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Sequential Pattern Mining using Collaborative Learning Database

July 2010

Conference: International Conference International Conference on Informatics Cypernetics, and Computer Applications IC-ICCA 2010, Bangalore
At: Bangalore

Authors:

Rajiv Vasantrao Dharaskar

Director, IIIT Kottayam, Kerala, India Institute of National Importance

Now a days as there is ease in communication there is an improvement in the field of education collaborative learning is one such method of learning in which students at various geographical location can interact with each other to form group and share there knowledge. In this paper there is a description of how such a collaborative learning data can be grouped together to form sequential patterns so as the data can be analyzed.

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