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Alejandro Serrano MenaPractical Haskellhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-4480-7_12

12. Web Applications

Alejandro Serrano Mena1 
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Utrecht, The Netherlands
 

Throughout the book, you’ve been preparing for this moment: you know how to save information about clients and products, and you know a couple of algorithms to mine that data for interesting patterns. Now it’s time to create an interface for clients to make purchases. This data will be the input to K-means and Apriori.

The most interoperable and arguably the most widely used way to create an interface for such an application is to write a web application. Your clients will be expecting to just enter a web address in the browser and get the list of products, put them ...

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