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What is the primary objective of association rule mining?
What is the primary objective of association rule mining?
What is a characteristic of the data assumed in association rule mining?
What is a characteristic of the data assumed in association rule mining?
What is the significance of association rule mining in data mining?
What is the significance of association rule mining in data mining?
What is the output of association rule mining?
What is the output of association rule mining?
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Who proposed association rule mining?
Who proposed association rule mining?
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What is the challenge of association rule mining for numeric data?
What is the challenge of association rule mining for numeric data?
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What is not considered in a simplistic view of transaction data representation?
What is not considered in a simplistic view of transaction data representation?
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What is the primary purpose of market-basket analysis?
What is the primary purpose of market-basket analysis?
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What is the central idea in frequent pattern mining?
What is the central idea in frequent pattern mining?
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What do rule support and confidence reflect?
What do rule support and confidence reflect?
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What is the key characteristic of a classification rule?
What is the key characteristic of a classification rule?
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What is required for an association rule to be considered interesting?
What is required for an association rule to be considered interesting?
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What is the purpose of the a-priori algorithm?
What is the purpose of the a-priori algorithm?
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What is a frequent item set?
What is a frequent item set?
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What does the rule A → B hold in the transaction set D with support s represent?
What does the rule A → B hold in the transaction set D with support s represent?
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What is represented in document representation, in the context of text analysis?
What is represented in document representation, in the context of text analysis?
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What is the primary difference between a frequent item set and a frequent subsequence?
What is the primary difference between a frequent item set and a frequent subsequence?
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What is the role of threshold values in the implementation of the a-priori algorithm?
What is the role of threshold values in the implementation of the a-priori algorithm?
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What is the primary purpose of subjective interestingness measures in pattern evaluation?
What is the primary purpose of subjective interestingness measures in pattern evaluation?
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According to Silberschatz and Tuzhilin, what makes a pattern subjectively interesting?
According to Silberschatz and Tuzhilin, what makes a pattern subjectively interesting?
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What is the purpose of modeling user expectations in pattern evaluation?
What is the purpose of modeling user expectations in pattern evaluation?
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What type of measures rank patterns based on statistics computed from data?
What type of measures rank patterns based on statistics computed from data?
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What is the number of elements in the power set of a set S with n number of elements?
What is the number of elements in the power set of a set S with n number of elements?
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What is the primary difference between subjective and objective measures of pattern interestingness?
What is the primary difference between subjective and objective measures of pattern interestingness?
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What is the primary goal of the strategies to reduce the complexity in Frequent Itemset Generation?
What is the primary goal of the strategies to reduce the complexity in Frequent Itemset Generation?
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What is the purpose of combining expectation of users with evidence from data in pattern evaluation?
What is the purpose of combining expectation of users with evidence from data in pattern evaluation?
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What is the consequence of the Apriori principle on the number of candidates?
What is the consequence of the Apriori principle on the number of candidates?
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What is the downward closure property of frequent patterns?
What is the downward closure property of frequent patterns?
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What is the benefit of using efficient data structures to store the candidates or transactions?
What is the benefit of using efficient data structures to store the candidates or transactions?
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What is the hardest problem in Frequent Itemset Generation?
What is the hardest problem in Frequent Itemset Generation?
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Study Notes
Transactions and Itemsets
- Each document represents a transaction containing keywords, similar to shopping baskets.
- Example transactions:
- Transaction 1: Student, Teach, School
- Transaction 2: Student, School
- Transaction 3: Teach, School, City, Game
- Total number of transactions is six.
- Items refer to keywords present in the transactions, serving as data points for analysis.
Association Rules and Mining
- Association rule mining is aimed at identifying co-occurrence patterns in data, commonly associated with market-basket analysis.
- Rules take the form of "Antecedents → Consequents," predicting the occurrence of items based on other items present.
- Key measures for evaluating rules include support and confidence, which gauge their effectiveness and reliability.
Rule Interestingness
- Support reflects the frequency of transactions containing both antecedent and consequent.
- Both minimum support and confidence thresholds must be satisfied for rules to be considered interesting.
Frequent Patterns
- Frequent patterns emerge as recurring sequences or sets of items within data sets.
- Patterns can be assessed as itemsets or subsequences, showcasing the regularities in data.
Challenges in Data Representation
- Simplistic models may overlook vital information like quantity and price, making nuanced analysis essential.
- Qualitative approaches can enhance understanding by considering user interpretations and actions driven by patterns.
Apriori Algorithm
- The Apriori algorithm facilitates rapid processing of large datasets to identify associations based on set thresholds.
- The principle states that if an itemset is frequent, all its subsets must also be frequent, aiding in the elimination of non-promising candidates.
Frequent Itemset Generation
- Generating frequent itemsets involves analyzing subsets of data through brute force or more efficient methods.
- The complexity of finding frequent itemsets often demands strategies, such as reducing the number of candidates or employing more efficient data structures.
Evaluation Measures for Patterns
- Measures like Laplace, Gini, and Jaccard can be utilized to rank patterns objectively based on data statistics.
- Subjective measures factor in user expectations, filtering out patterns that are obvious or non-beneficial.
Key Objectives of Association Mining
- Aim to extract meaningful rules that predict item occurrences based on transactional behavior.
- Incorporate both categorical and relational data in the mining process to uncover deeper insights.
Applications and Considerations
- Association rule mining is applicable in diverse fields, including marketing and medical research, for identifying patterns that can guide decision-making.
- The focus on frequent itemsets can also unveil dependencies that empower various analytical outcomes.
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Discover the concepts of pattern discovery, association rule mining, and its applications in finding inherent regularities in data and predicting item occurrences. Learn how it can be used to identify sensitive DNA to new drugs and redundant medical tests.