Updated pami repository with version='2024.07.02.1'

Updated the README.md file with latest version.

README.md

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 # Recent Updates
 
-- **Version 2024.05.01:** 
+- **Version 2024.07.02:** 
 In this latest version, the following updates have been made:
-  - Included two new algorithms, **Gspan and TKG**, for frequent subgraph mining.
-  - Updated three Synthetic Data Generator, **transactional database, temporal database, and geo-referenced transactional database**.
-  - Optimized the following frequent pattern mining algorithms: **Apriori, Aprioribitset, ECLAT, ECLATbitset, FPGrowth, and CHARM**.
-  - startMine() function has been deprecated to mine() function.
+  - Included one new algorithms, **PrefixSpan**, for Sequential Pattern.
+  - Optimized the following pattern mining algorithms: **PFPGrowth, PFECLAT, GPFgrowth and PPF_DFS**.
+  - Test cases are implemented for the following algorithms, **Contiguous Frequent patterns, Correlated Frequent Patterns, Coverage Frequent Patterns, Fuzzy Correlated Frequent Patterns, Fuzzy Frequent Patterns, Fuzzy Georeferenced Patterns, Georeferenced Frequent Patterns, Periodic Frequent Patterns, Partial Periodic Frequent Patterns, HighUtility Frequent Patterns, HighUtility Patterns, HighUtility Georeferenced Frequent Patterns, Frequent Patterns, Multiple Minimum Frequent Patterns, Periodic Frequent Patterns, Recurring Patterns, Sequential Patterns, Uncertain Frequent Patterns, Weighted Uncertain Frequent Patterns**.
+  - The algorithms mentioned below are automatically tested, **Frequent Patterns, Correlated Frequent Patterns, Contiguous Frequent patterns, Coverage Frequent Patterns, Recurring Patterns, Sequential Patterns**.
 
 Total number of algorithms: 89
 

setup.py

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 setuptools.setup(
     name='pami',
-    version='2024.6.20.1',
+    version='2024.07.02.1',
     author='Rage Uday Kiran',
     author_email='[email protected]',
     description='This software is being developed at the University of Aizu, Aizu-Wakamatsu, Fukushima, Japan',