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Comparative Study Over Classical Apriori and DSIM Methods


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1 Dept. of Computer Science & Engg., Lord Krishna College of Technology, Indore, India
2 Department of Computer Applications, Samrat Ashok Technological Institute, Vidisha (M.P.), India
 

Fining frequent item set is a key issue in data mining; the Apriori algorithms use candidate itemsets to generate Frequent item set , but this approach is highly time-consuming because of self joining and prunining . To look for an algorithm that can avoid the generating of vast volume of candidate itemsets, DSIM (Data-Set Intersection Method) algorithm uses set intersection method to find the maximal frequent itemset.This process is performed by deleting items in infrequent 1-itemset and merging duplicate transaction repeatedly; the process is performed by generating intersections of transactions and deleting unneeded subsets recursively. This algorithm differs from all other methods which are used for discovering maximal frequent itemset.

Keywords

Data Mining, Maximum Frequent Itemsets, Candidate Itemsets, Intersection.
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Vijay Kumar Verma
Dept. of Computer Science & Engg., Lord Krishna College of Technology, Indore, India
Kanak Saxena
Department of Computer Applications, Samrat Ashok Technological Institute, Vidisha (M.P.), India

Abstract


Fining frequent item set is a key issue in data mining; the Apriori algorithms use candidate itemsets to generate Frequent item set , but this approach is highly time-consuming because of self joining and prunining . To look for an algorithm that can avoid the generating of vast volume of candidate itemsets, DSIM (Data-Set Intersection Method) algorithm uses set intersection method to find the maximal frequent itemset.This process is performed by deleting items in infrequent 1-itemset and merging duplicate transaction repeatedly; the process is performed by generating intersections of transactions and deleting unneeded subsets recursively. This algorithm differs from all other methods which are used for discovering maximal frequent itemset.

Keywords


Data Mining, Maximum Frequent Itemsets, Candidate Itemsets, Intersection.