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Input: T, a weighted transactional Dataset.
Output: f, the set of IWIs satisfying
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Step 3: I = prefix
, amaximum IWI-support threshold.
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{i}
Step 4: If IWI-support( I ) then
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Step 5: F F
{i}
Process: Step 6: end if Step 1: f = 0.
Step 7: condPatterns generateConditionalPatterns.
Step 2: countItemset IWI-support(T). Step 8: Tree1 = create FP-tree(condPatterns) Step 3: Tree a new empty FP-tree Step 9: prunable Items identifyPrunableItem (Tree1, ) Step 4: for all weighted transaction tr in T do. Step 10: Tree prunelIemset(Tree1, prunables items)
Step 5: TEq Equivqlent tej in TEq do
Step 11: If Tree 0
Step 6: for all transaction tej in TEq do
Step 12: F F
Step 7: insert tej in tree
Step 8: end for
Step 13:end if
Step 9 end for
Step 14: end for
Step 10: f IWI mining(Tree, , null )
Step 15: return F
IWIMining (Tree,
,I)
6.Mathematical Model
Step 11: return f
The system S is represented as: Algorithm 2: IWIMining(Tree,
,prefix) S= {D,I, F, T, P, O, M}(1)
Input: Tree, a FP-tree
Input
, a maximum IWI-support threshold
Input m = {D}
Output: f , the set of IWIs extending prefix
Where D = Iris Dataset.(Real life data set).
Process:
Process
Step 1: f = 0
F = FP Growth algorithm
Step 2: for all item I in the header table of tree do
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