9. Association rule mining with FP Growth method

Thank you for your information. The strong association rules part that I could not find in any article was very clear.

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I am sooooo glad that I found this video. I finally understand. Thank you very much dear sir

[@CSEGURUS]

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[@akilimalidunia8656]

You are a living legend. Thanks for the tutorial man. Keep it up.

[@CSEGURUS]

many many thanks for the support.....

[@saikiran2495]

Sir there is a mistake at 22:50 for 3rd step i5-> i1,i5 it should be i5->i1,i2.

[@ragamuliakusuma5629]

How you get support count 4 , from i1 ^ i2 -> i5 24:50

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[@anshikajais1310]

At 20:41 can we take I2, I1, I3 instead of taking i2, i1, i5?

[@chiranjeevigondesi7755]

Thanks a lot . You have explained each an every step very clearly. Great!!!!!

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[@mamunsust12]

Great, please keep it up and create tutorial for all chapters especially clustering and classification

[@adilmajeed8439]

Thanks for sharing, how did you choose I1, I2 and I5 frequent itemset?

[@adilmajeed8439]

oh i got it, its there at 20:44

[@iwayanlanangnala3221]

Thank you, the explanation is very clear

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Best video on this topic! Thank you so much!

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[@dontgiveup5271]

@@CSEGURUS Definitely!

[@vijayalakshmikaliyamoorthy6880]

Sir really informative kindly make more videos on this domain.. Thank u

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[@joaojoca100]

19:57 Association Rule generation

[@philipdevasia1135]

Can't thank you enough sir Respect

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[@sanjaykotni421]

Sir please upload more videos sir of dmdw. your way of explanation is superb....👌👍😊

[@CSEGURUS]

Thank you and Sure I will upload soon. Let me know the topics that you want.

[@sanjaykotni421]

@@CSEGURUS sure sir. topics: cluster analysis,k-means algorithm, agglomerative hierarchical clustering algorithm,DBSCAN Algorithm.....👆👍

[@pepe6666]

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[@CSEGURUS]

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[@pepe6666]

@@CSEGURUS kinda everything after the making of the tree :P it wasnt quite apparent that we were making subtrees

[@JM-uw2lf]

we should be finding the strong association rules for all 8 frequent itemsets right( in the final answer)??

[@maharjanlaxman]

Same question Algorithm says for each itemset in frequent itemsets

[@nanino2909]

association rule 3 is written wrong. It must be I5 - > I1 ^ I3. Please correct it.

[@ATDP1]

what if there is same item in the list will it be adding 2 instead of 1?

[@muhammadarifadhitya5303]

is it possible if suppot_count(l) is greater than support_count(s) when generating rules ? if so then, the result is greater than 100% ?

[@joydip6670]

t1= a,c,d t2= b,c,e t3= a,b,c,e t4= b,e For this transaction database a-projected conditional FP tree is like c:2 (adding the support for two c from two different subtrees). Here the answer works fine keeping consistency with the transaction database. But the example you explained, there for I3 projected conditional FP tree you didn't add two I1s to make it I1:4 since they are from two different subtrees. It works here but not why to the example I mention above? Please answer.

[@it029-shreyagandhi5]

Amazing 🎉

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[@cristinjhon8444]

how did you take the frequent set i2,i1,i5 in the last step ,u didnt't explain it

[@CSEGURUS]

Actually 2 frequent sets(I1,I2,I3 and I2,I1,I5) are to be taken for last step. I explained by taking one set. Same thing to be proceed for the other set too.

[@maharjanlaxman]

@@CSEGURUS What about 2 frequent itemset from frequent itemsets generated from fp tree.

[@muhammadarifadhitya5303]

@@maharjanlaxman same question, im very glad if you share the answer.

[@sunita2568]

at 19:00 if the minimum support is 3 what would be the conditional fp tree for I3,becoz if it is reached from two sides of the tree,then the I2 obtained from right side will have value 2 and from left side also it will be 2 ,so now as you said we can not combine items if they are on different sides of null node so without combining their minimum support is 2 in left also and right also,which is less than minimum support 3(assumed new minimum support).so now what would be the conditional fp tree for I3,can we still include I2 in its conditional fp tree?

[@AbhishekLaharia]

only correct explanation available on youtube

[@afakethrum]

There is something odd. You create association rules with FP-growth method but take the support counts from Apriori method solution. Is there any way to find out the support counts of itemsets by looking at the frequent patterns generated with FP-growth method? Edit 1: You use the table for the support counts of {I1,I2}, {I1,I5}, {I2,I5} but didn't explain how to use the frequent patterns generated to find the support count of I1, I2, and I5 alone. Edit 2: I believe we can take it from the tree we created, not the table. Thank you for the video but you may want to add an explanation for this part.

[@CSEGURUS]

yea. u can get the support count from conditional database (table) given in this video from @11:20 to 19:45. U can get the required frequent item set count from the table.anyway i have taken correct values for generating association rules😊.

[@adyashapadhy611]

Why in the video I1,I2,I5 is chosen out of all the generated frequent patterns? I am not understanding this part

[@CSEGURUS]

It is one of n-frequent pattern..

[@trijalsharma4471]

Ye humare syllabus mein hai ?

[@NanderzsKyzer]

how do you find the minimum sup & conf? i'm searching everywhere and don't find any answer, "let suppose min sup is 2" without any explanation how do you find this "2"

[@fatim3510]

Nanderz it’s always given, you don’t find it.

[@lostmanryan954]

bro bro bro hum ese hi kahi kuch bhi ni likh skte like as you said ki i1 ya i3 kisi ko bhi pehle likh lo ni bro i1 isliye pehle aya kuki first come first serve ke tehhat i1 ko pehle serve kiya jayega as a rule of first come first serve than 13 ki baari ayegi. iske piche reason tha socha bta du baaki grt work.

[@bharghavsaipendyala6216]

Good Content

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[@channveer3750]

nice work, thank you sir

[@CSEGURUS]

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[@09_ankitaavhad27]

@t 22.14 In 3rd association rule, if L={i1,i2,i5} and S={i5} Then ; L-S = {i1,i2,i5} - {i5} become i1 i2

[@royr275]

Sir, in the problem neither they mention minimum support nor support% then How To calculate minimum support.

[@CSEGURUS]

Minimum support is a requirement to find frequent itemsets. It is not supposed to calculate. If it is not given in problem, then you have to take one assumption and solve it.

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I like your videos

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thank you sir.

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[@JoeTao]

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Thank you :)

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[@Kumar08]

For classification algorithm, we have evaluation metrics like F1 score, Accuracy and ROC. for FP growth and Apriori algorithms what are the evaluation metrics?

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