Apriori Algorithm Source Code In C#
Apriori Algorithm Source Code In C#
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Yafan 24-Jul-19 3:5324-Jul-19 3:53It takes a lot of effort to clearly explain a somewhat abstract mathematical idea. I don't know much about the Apriori algorithm and to be honest I had to read this a few times, not because it is hard to read, but so that I could digest the information slowly. It is very interesting.There are some definitions in the code that are undefined though, such as:APRENTITY, ASSOCRCAND, and utils::vec1d(.it), etc., which leave the reader guessing as to what these could be.Thanks. Thanks a lot for your commentJust for your interest:APRENTITY - a structure containing variables that hold the data on a 'class' name and its numerical identifier;utils::vec1d(.it) - a function that creates an instance of vector object containingonly one item (e.g.
Vector.size 1), where.it - (e.g. Value pointed by the iterator it)Anyway, if you've got more questions about Apriori algorithm and its C11 implementation, please feel free to post your comments under this article's discussion forum.And also, I would recommend you to read my another article (e.g. Part 2), in which I discussed FPGrowth algorithm.