A TIFF-Tree Based High Utility Itemset Mining Algorithm

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Owing to their major contribution to the total transaction's sales profits, increasingly importance has been attached to high utility itemsets mining. This paper has proposed a TIFF-tree based algorithm, which takes two-pass database scan to obtain the transaction utility information, the conditional matrix of potential high utility is adopted, through the row-column operation, the calculation of transaction utility can be simplified. The experiment result analysis shows that as the decreasing of user-defined threshold, the performance of TIFP-Growth algorithm is much better than the two-phase algorithm.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 760-762)

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1713-1717

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September 2013

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