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Data mining and data warehousing are two related fields that deal with the process of extracting useful information from large datasets. Your DMDW notes might cover a wide range of topics, including data preprocessing, data mining techniques such as clustering, classification, and association rule ...

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Frequent Item –
Frequent item means that a group of items that all are related and frequently with each others.
Frequent item is a study about a set of patterns that are frequent with each other.
It was first introduced by scientist agrwal Imielinski and swami. It is aim to find a frequent items
from large data set for future outcomes means that what items are purchased together from shop.
Example- Milk and Bread are frequently purchased item from large data set from customer.
Why Frequent Pattern is important-
It is simplest technique to find frequent items from large data set. In that mainly used association
rule for finding frequent items mostly.

Tid Product

10 Butter, Nuts, Bread, Milk

20 Butter, Coffee, Chips

30 Milk, Bread

40 Nuts, Milk, Butter, Bread

50 Nuts, Coffee, Milk




In diagram shows that customer buy both items from shop. In frequent items find that items and
future outcomes predict from that.
Frequent Pattern Mining uses-
1. Frequent item set mining rule and association rule
2. Frequent sequence mining
3. Frequent tree mining
4. Frequent graph mining
Application Areas of frequent pattern mining include-
1. Market Basket Analysis
2. Click Stream Analysis
3. Web Link Analysis
4. Molecular frequent Mining

Set and Association Rule Mining-
Association mining is important for extract data from large database. In industry lots of data
available because of day to day transaction. The association rule finds the data who related with
each other and they frequently purchased by customer most of time. In retail market association
rule can fallow a key rule to find a frequent item set from large database system. That frequent

, item is used for giving a decision in future. Association rule mining used in catalog mining, gross
marketing, profit and loss analysis.
A best example of association rule is market basket analysis-
Market Basket Analysis-
It is the study of items are purchased from customer or grouped by customer in single transaction
or multiple sequential transactions.
This process is used to find how many customer purchase items sequential in condition if and
then, example if customer buy a milk the also that customer buy a bread in that transaction. The
retailer from market can overview that transactions for increase sell in future or predict a
decision for that frequently item mainly. That method used basically a association rule strategy.
The association rule explain the if and then condition in purchase items sequentially.




Example-If one customer purchase milk and bread in basket from super market the another
customer also purchase milk, bread and butter but in both transaction milk and bread is common
in basket. So, that both items are mostly frequently purchased from market and that analysis find
future outcomes for better decision. Market basket analysis covers that analysis with use of
association rule.

Apriori Algorithm-
The Apriori algorithm used for mining frequent item set from boolean association rule. That
algorithm is the best example of association rule for finding a frequent item from large data set.
That algorithm fallows the Bottom-Up approach for finding frequent items. In Apriori algorithm
used level wise search approach. Level wise search fallows ‘K’ item set and fallows with ‘K+1’
approach from finding a items.
Set of frequent item set counts are increased and denoted that with R1L1, L1 is used for find L2.
The process was repeat until ‘K’ item set not find successively.




The Apriori algorithm search all database for finding a successively frequent item set for future
use. The Apriori algorithm are used reduce space technology for fast scanning and implementing
result. Apriori algorithm uses large data set property and they easily distributed with easy
implementation.

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