The phrase "a frequent sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pattern or series of events that occur often in a particular context.
Example: "In the study, researchers noted a frequent sequence of behaviors exhibited by the subjects during the experiment."
Alternatives: "a common pattern of" or "a regular series of".
It has to scan the database many times for counting the support of every prefixe of a frequent sequence.
For repeated structured motif identification problem, the frequency closure property that "all the subsequences of a frequent sequence must be frequent", doesn't hold any more since the frequency of a pattern can exceed the frequency of its sub-patterns.
In repeated structured motif identification problem, the frequency closure property (that all the subsequences of a frequent sequence must be frequent), does not hold any more.
For instance, an intuitive frequent sequence of purchases related to the "The Lord of the Rings" film would be "The Fellowship of the Ring" followed by "The Two Towers" followed by "The Return of the King".
Each node in the prefix-tree stores two pieces of information: label and support, denoted as label: sup, in which label is a frequent sequence and support is the support count of that frequent sequence.
Scripts (daily routines) from the different women were aggregated to find the most frequent sequence of daily events, thus generating a "master" routine that illustrates the course of life before and after giving birth to a first child.
The most frequent sequence of these three interventions is shown in Figure 2.The majority of infants were handled by 4 different caregivers.
The first study used a data-driven algorithm to discover frequent sequences of SOFA scores, categorised as low, medium and high [ 8].
We propose a new classification and characterization method of the launched applications to find frequent sequences of application runs.
And it said she had been told, too, that the police had phone records showing that Mr. Mulcaire had frequent "sequences of contacts" with The News of the World before and after hacking victims' phones.
