The Research of Improved Apriori Algorithm for Mining Association Rules
Sheng Chai, Jia Yang, Cheng Wei Yang
Abstract
Sheng Chai, Jia Yang, Cheng Wei Yang
Abstract
The efficiency of mining association rules is an important field of Knowledge Discovery in Databases. The Apriori algorithm is a classical algorithm in mining association rules. This paper presents an improved Apriori algorithm to increase the efficiency of generating association rules. This algorithm adopts a new method to reduce the redundant generation of sub-itemsets during pruning the candidate itemsets, which can form directly the set of frequent itemsets and eliminate candidates having a subset that is not frequent in the meantime. This algorithm can raise the probability of obtaining information in scanning database and reduce the potential scale of itemsets.
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The efficiency of mining association rules is an important field of Knowledge Discovery in Databases. The Apriori algorithm is a classical algorithm in mining association rules. This paper presents an improved Apriori algorithm to increase the efficiency of generating association rules. This algorithm adopts a new method to reduce the redundant generation of sub-itemsets during pruning the candidate itemsets, which can form directly the set of frequent itemsets and eliminate candidates having a subset that is not frequent in the meantime. This algorithm can raise the probability of obtaining information in scanning database and reduce the potential scale of itemsets.
Key concepts: Association rule learning, Apriori algorithm, Data mining, Pruning, Computer science, A priori and a posteriori, Set (abstract data type), Field (mathematics)