CHAPTER 6
Frequent Pattern Mining
Frequent pattern mining is one of the most fundamental research issues in
data mining, which aims to mine useful information from huge volume of
data. The purpose of searching such frequent patterns (i.e., association rules)
is to explore the historical supermarket transaction data, which is indeed to
discover the customer behavior based on the purchased items. Association
rules present the fact that how frequently items are bought together. For
example, an association rule “beer->diaper (75%)” indicates that 75% of
the customers that bought beer also bought diaper. Such rules can be used
to make prediction and ...
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