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Minor revision of the last paragraph in paper #68

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Expand Up @@ -71,6 +71,6 @@ of the NiaARM framework are:

5. A simple command-line interface for easier handling with the proposed tool.

To our knowledge, NiaARM is one of only two publicly available software solutions implementing any form of numerical association rule mining, the other one being uARMSolver [@fister_uarmsolver_2020]. The uARMSolver framework, written in C++, also implements the ARM-DE algorithm. Comparatively, NiaARM offers better ease of use, the ability to use of arbitrary nature-inspired algorithms from the NiaPy framework (uARMSolver only implements DE or PSO) and the ability to optimize more interest measures.
To the authors' knowledge, NiaARM is one of only two publicly available software solutions that implement any form of numerical association rule mining, the other being uARMSolver [@fister_uarmsolver_2020]. The uARMSolver framework, written in C++, also implements the ARM-DE algorithm. Comparatively, NiaARM offers better ease of use, the ability to use arbitrary nature-inspired algorithms from the NiaPy framework (uARMSolver only implements DE or PSO), and the ability to optimize using more interest measures.

# References