FR-Tree: A novel rare association rule for big data problem

Faculty Computer Science Year: 2022
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages: 115898 - 115898
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Journal: Expert Systems With Applications scinapse Volume: 187
Keywords : FR-Tree: , novel rare association rule , , data    
Abstract:
In some situations, finding the rare association rule is of higher importance than the frequent itemset. Unique rules represent rare cases, activities, or events in real-world applications. It is essential to extract exceptional critical ac
   
     
 
       

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