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Research on Association Rules Mining Algorithm Based on Matrix Row Vector Operation

Jiao Zhen

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The paper mainly studies the amelioration of Association Rules Mining Algorithm in Data Mining.By analyzing the typical Apriori algorithm and finding out its shortage,it puts forward an Association Rules Mining Algorithm based on frequent itemed mining through matrix row vector and ameliorates Apriori algorithm.

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The paper mainly studies the amelioration of Association Rules Mining Algorithm in Data Mining.By analyzing the typical Apriori algorithm and finding out its shortage,it puts forward an Association Rules Mining Algorithm based on frequent itemed mining through matrix row vector and ameliorates Apriori algorithm.

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The paper mainly studies the amelioration of Association Rules Mining Algorithm in Data Mining.By analyzing the typical Apriori algorithm and finding out its shortage,it puts forward an Association Rules Mining Algorithm based on frequent itemed mining through matrix row vector and ameliorates Apriori algorithm.

Key concepts: Apriori algorithm, Association rule learning, Data mining, Economic shortage, A priori and a posteriori, Matrix (chemical analysis), Computer science, Association (psychology)

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