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Item type:Item, Incremental Association Rule Mining with a Fast Incremental Updating Frequent Pattern Growth Algorithm(2021-01-01) ;Thurachon, WannasiriKreesuradej, WorapojOne of the most challenging tasks in association rule mining is that when a new incremental database is added to an original database, some existing frequent itemsets may become infrequent itemsets and vice versa. As a result, some previous association rules may become invalid and some new association rules may emerge. We designed a new, more efficient approach for incremental associationrule mining using a Fast Incremental Updating Frequent Pattern growth algorithm (FIUFP-Growth), a new Incremental Conditional Pattern tree (ICP-tree), and a compact sub-tree suitable for incrementalmining of frequent itemsets. This algorithm retrieves previous frequent itemsets that have already been mined from the original database and their support counts then use them to efficiently mine frequent itemsets from the updated database and ICP-tree, reducing the number of rescans of the original database. Our algorithm reduced usages of resource and time for unnecessary sub-tree construction compared to individual FP- Growth, FUFP-tree maintenance, Pre-FUFP, and FCFPIM algorithms. From the results, at 3% minimum support threshold, the average execution time for pattern growth mining of our algorithm performs 46% faster than FP- Growth, FUFP-tree, Pre-FUFP, and FCFPIM. This approach to incremental association rule mining and our experimental findings may directly benefit designers and developers of computer business intelligence methods. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Item, Discovery of incremental association rules based on a new FP-growth algorithm(2019-02-01) ;Kreesuradej, WorapojThurachon, WannasiriIn this paper, we propose a new FP-Growth algorithm for incremental association rule discovery. We also design a new FPISC-tree based on the FUFP-tree structure. The new FPISC-tree is more suitable for the task of incremental association rule discovery than FUFP-tree structure. The basic ideas of the proposed algorithm are to retrieve the frequent itemsets from the original database and to use their support count in the update of the new support count of the incremental database so that the original paths do not need to be reprocessed as well as to strategically use them to discover frequent itemsets from the FPISC-tree. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm was able to reduce the number of constructed subtrees and the execution time was significantly less than those of the FP-Growth and FUFP-tree.
