Optimized Algorithm for Mining Valid and Non-Redundant Rules

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The traditional algorithm of mining association rules, or slowly produces association rules, or produces too many redundant rules, or it is probable to find an association rule, which posses high support and confidence, but is uninteresting, and even is false. Furthermore, a rule with negative-item cant be produced. This paper puts forward a new algorithm MVNR(Mining Valid and non-Redundant Association Rules Algorithm),which primely solves above problems by using the minimal subset of frequent itemset.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 756-759)

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3717-3722

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