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"FP-Growth [1] is an algorithm for extracting frequent itemsets with applications in association rule learning that emerged as a popular alternative to the established Apriori algorighm [2]. \n",
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"FP-Growth [1] is an algorithm for extracting frequent itemsets with applications in association rule learning that emerged as a popular alternative to the established Apriori algorithm [2]. \n",
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"In general, the algorithm has been designed to operate on databases containing transactions, such as purchases by customers of a store. An itemset is considered as \"frequent\" if it meets a user-specified support threshold. For instance, if the support threshold is set to 0.5 (50%), a frequent itemset is defined as a set of items that occur together in at least 50% of all transactions in the database.\n",
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"In particular, and what makes it different from the Apriori frequent pattern mining algorithm, FP-Growth is an frequent pattern mining algorithm that does not require candidate generation. Internally, it uses a so-called FP-tree (frequent pattern tree) datastrucure without generating the candidate sets explicitely, which makes is particularly attractive for large datasets."
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"In particular, and what makes it different from the Apriori frequent pattern mining algorithm, FP-Growth is an frequent pattern mining algorithm that does not require candidate generation. Internally, it uses a so-called FP-tree (frequent pattern tree) datastrucure without generating the candidate sets explicitly, which makes it particularly attractive for large datasets."
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