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Apriori algorithm

Apriori algorithm. Association rule mining. Proposed by R Agrawal and R Srikant in 1994 . It is an important data mining model studied extensively by the database and data mining community. Assume all data are categorical.

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Apriori algorithm

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  1. Apriori algorithm

  2. Association rule mining • Proposed by RAgrawal and R Srikant in 1994. • It is an important data mining model studied extensively by the database and data mining community. • Assume all data are categorical. • Initially used for Market Basket Analysis to find how items purchased by customers are related.

  3. The Apriori algorithm • The best known algorithm • Two steps: • Find all item sets that have minimum support (frequent item sets, also called large item sets). • It Create Association rule with support and Confidence. • E.g. if we buy Colgate : it suggest brush and tonguecleaner

  4. Data Set • Given : Minimum Support =60% Minimum Confidence = 80%

  5. Now Find support count of each item set • Candidate Table C1:

  6. Now find out minimum Support • Support= 60/100*5 =3 • Where 5 is Number of entry

  7. Compare Min Support with each item set • Support Count L1

  8. Candidate Table C2:

  9. Now again Compare C2 with Min Support 3 Support Count • L2 • After satisfied minimum support criteria

  10. Make Pair to generate C3 • C3

  11. Now again compare the item set with min support 3 • L3 CS583, Bing Liu, UIC

  12. Now create association rule with support and Confidence for {O,K,E} • Confidence =Support/No. of time it Occurs

  13. Compare this with Minimum Confidence=80% • Hence final Association rule are {O ^ K ⇒E} { O ^ E ⇒K} This is the Market Basket Analysis

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