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I am pretty much confused with the terms between pattern mining and a model in data mining. For example, I have a number of sequential patterns like below:

No. 1: A->B->C->A = 0.5 No. 2: B->C->D = 0.2 No. 3: A->C->A = 0.1 No. 4: D->C->A = 0.5 .... Say I have found some data patterns like above. I am wondering if I can say they are a model for a sequential pattern mining or they are just patterns in the data. For them to be a model, what should I do?

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    What does "$A \to B \to C \to A = 0.5$" mean? – 2017-02-02
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    I just tried to express sequential patterns with ratio for the frequency of each sequential pattern. – 2017-02-02

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