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• Topic Detection and Tracking with Spatio-Temporal Evidence.
  Juha Makkonen and Helena Ahonen-Myka and Marko Salmenkivi ECIR 251-265 (2003)
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• Co-location Patterns, Interestingness Measures.
  Marko Salmenkivi Encyclopedia of GIS 107-111 (2008)
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• Frequent Pattern.
  Marko Salmenkivi Encyclopedia of GIS 323 (2008)
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• Frequent Itemset Discovery.
  Marko Salmenkivi Encyclopedia of GIS 322-323 (2008)
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• Applying Semantic Classes in Event Detection and Tracking
  Juha Makkonen and Helena Ahonen-Myka and Marko Salmenkivi Proceedings of International Conference on Natural Language Process 175--183 (2002)
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• Pre-processing Large Spatial Data Sets with Bayesian Methods.
  Saara Hyvönen and Esa Junttila and Marko Salmenkivi PKDD 498-505 (2007)
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• Efficient Mining of Correlation Patterns in Spatial Point Data.
  Marko Salmenkivi PKDD 359-370 (2006)
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• Simple Semantics in Topic Detection and Tracking.
  Juha Makkonen and Helena Ahonen-Myka and Marko Salmenkivi Inf. Retr. 7 347-368 (2004)
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• Using Markov chain Monte Carlo and dynamic programming for event sequence data.
  Marko Salmenkivi and Heikki Mannila Knowl. Inf. Syst. 7 267-288 (2005)
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• Piecewise Constant Modeling of Sequential Data Using Reversible Jump Markov Chain Monte Carlo.
  Marko Salmenkivi and Heikki Mannila Data Mining in Bioinformatics 85-103 (2005)
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