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Building an associative classifier with multiple minimum supports.

Li-Yu Hu¹, Ya-Han Hu², Chih-Fong Tsai³

¹Department of Psychiatry, Kaohsiung Veterans General Hospital, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, ROC.

|May 18, 2016

Summary

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This study introduces MMSCBA, a novel data mining classification method using multiple minimum supports (MMSs) to address the rare item problem in classification based on association rules (CBA). MMSCBA enhances classification accuracy, particularly with datasets containing rare items.

Keywords:

Association rule Classification based on associations Data mining Multiple minimum supports

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Area of Science:

Data Mining
Machine Learning
Classification Algorithms

Background:

Classification is a key data mining technology.
Classification based on association rules (CBA) methods offer high accuracy.
Conventional CBA methods struggle with the rare item problem due to single minimum support thresholds.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel CBA-based method, MMSCBA, that addresses the rare item problem.
To improve classification accuracy by utilizing multiple minimum supports (MMSs).

Main Methods:

Developed MMSCBA, a novel classification method incorporating multiple minimum supports (MMSs).
Evaluated MMSCBA on six real-world datasets from the UCI Machine Learning Repository.

Main Results:

MMSCBA effectively handles the rare item problem by employing MMSs.
Experimental results demonstrate MMSCBA achieves higher accuracy than conventional CBA methods.
The performance improvement is particularly notable in datasets with rare items.

Conclusions:

MMSCBA offers a superior approach to classification compared to conventional CBA methods.
The use of multiple minimum supports is crucial for enhancing classification accuracy, especially with imbalanced datasets.