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Mining Simulator 2 is a game from Rumble Studios, the team that developed the original and very-popular Mining Simulator. It's one of the OG Roblox simulator games. The second game improves on the graphics with better lighting and textures, but also adds new treasures to explore under the ground as well as brand-new pets and eggs to unlock. It's really a straightforward game - dig holes, get treasure, buy pets, dig even bigger holes!

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Regardless of what you may think, no one is "good" at texting and driving. Consider this: When asked, the vast majority of people who admit that they text while driving claim to be able to do it safely. However, when tested on a simulator that uses everyday hazards (People crossing the road, animals crossing, sudden traffic stops), almost no one could do it without crashing if they were texting at the same time. Rest assured, you are not an exception.

Hi,Do you know how much your text is reduced via stemming? (I found a length reduction of about 14% in one of my text mining process)As I write here (in french) : -bzh.fr/text-mining-r-part-3/, I tend to think that stemming is not the best solution for visualisation purpose, as the words become less readable.Anyway, great article ?Best,Colin

Excellent tutorial on text mining. Perhaps you can point me in the right direction? My goal is to write a R script that takes a paragraph of text and identifies Twitter keywords in the text. In addition I would like to rank the keywords in the text by popularity on Twitter. Thanks, in advance.

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Note that it is also possible to use a text file containing a text (several sentences) if the text file has the ".text" extension, as an alternative to the default input format. If the algorithm is applied on a text file from the graphical interface or command line interface, the text file will be automatically converted to the SPMF format, by dividing the text into sentences separated by ".", "?" and "!", where each word is considered as an item. Note that when a text file is used as input of a data mining algorithm, the performance will be slightly less than if the native SPMF file format is used because a conversion of the input file will be automatically performed before launching the algorithm and the result will also have to be converted. This cost however should be small.

PrefixSpan is one of the fastest sequential pattern mining algorithm. However, the SPAM and SPADE implementation in SPMF can be faster than PrefixSpan (see the "performance" section of the website for a performance comparison).

Then, if we apply a sequential pattern mining algorithm using this file using the user interface of SPMF or the command line, the output file contains several patterns, including the following ones: apple #SUP: 4 orange #SUP: 4 tomato #SUP: 4 apple orange #SUP: 4 041b061a72