1. Association Rule Mining - Apriori Algorithm - Numerical Example Solved by Mahesh Huddar

1. Association Rule Mining - Apriori Algorithm - Numerical Example Solved - Big Data Analytics Tutorial
Please consider minimum support as 30% and confidence as 60%
In this video, I have discussed how to use Apriori Algorithm to find the Association rules for the given dataset. This is example number 1.
Link for example 1 is: • 1. Association Rule Mi...
Link for example 2 is: • 2. Association Rule Mi...
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This is the valid explanation we expect from our college faculty

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-literally every college student

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legit

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I realised that my teacher took screen shots from your tutorial and created a ppt. I saw one yellow dot in her ppt but now i got to know actually it was colour of your highlighter.
Actually,I understood the concepts today. Thank you sir

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@@MaheshHuddar same

[@CSERISHINANDHA]

@@laxmimyakala8195 your teacher too took screenshots from this video and created a ppt and you saw one yellow dot in the ppt but now you know it was actually the colour in this video? Strange.

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@@CSERISHINANDHA yes

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Our teacher literally played this video in our class for explanation

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[@MaheshHuddar]

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i wish my lecturer one day find this video as her reference :')

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You made life easy by such beautiful teaching,

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Well explained. Thank you for putting this video together. Very helpful.

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Watching this an hour before my presentation, you explained it very well.

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Watching this an hour before my semester💀

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Watching it in exam hall

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[@jothishpraburpita463]

In starting minimum support is 33 and min confidence is 50 but then later on in the sum min support is 30 and min confidence is 60. How ??

[@rohanwarghade7111]

might me ppt error

[@_a_r_un_]

Sir nice Explanation❤
If you are lecture in any clg then your students very lucky for having lecture like you sir 👍🏻
I learned so much from your channel sir

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@jaypham3371]

Practical example! Great. Thanks a lot Sir

[@srikruthvarma]

in 3-item set frequency of milk, bread,cookies will be 2 (it doesn't matter cuz its not greater or equal to support) and sir.. thank you for the great explanation !!

[@MaheshHuddar]

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Watching this an hour before my final exam lol my teacher didn’t teach well had to learn from here

[@bharatjadhav592]

Very helpful..... thank you sir

[@MrColinGiam]

Hi, can i ask why Association rule mining is not good at mining numerical data? hope someone can explain! thanks

[@abhinetrakumar]

Thank you sir... Nice video 👍👍

[@KayYesYouTuber]

thank you. Nice illustration

[@CSERISHINANDHA]

damn man you rock! hope this question comes in my exam!

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@CSERISHINANDHA]

@@MaheshHuddar sure man i just shared this to my roommate ;)

[@ipsitamajhi1232]

Sir if the min support and confidence is not provided in the question then how to assume/calculate?

[@Upendrayadav-mc1hb]

Sir how you have taken min support 30% and confidence 60%.
already given the question in min support is 33% and confi is 50%

[@randommemer1080]

it doesnt matter, both the values are less than the calculated values

[@arpangupta69]

@@MaheshHuddar Sir, you made it easy but this mistake you should highlight in your about section of video.

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precise and clear. 10Q

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Great sir❤🙏,superv explanation

[@MaheshHuddar]

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you are great brother .... thank you so much

[@MaheshHuddar]

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thanks! You helped a lot with my assignment!

[@AshfaaqCurimbaccus]

at 8:25 there is a mistake, milk, bread, cookies frequency is 2 not 1 !

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Our professor use exactly this videos screenshots in PPT and says i dont follow youtube and you can't find this problems on youtube. 😂😂

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😂😂

[@KishanKumar-vt3cq]

Thank you sir, that was awesome

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@sharif47]

Here, association rules were made only for the valid 3-itemset. Are we supposed to ignore the valid 2-itemsets then? (some of those would definitely generate rules with higher confidence)

[@MaheshHuddar]

Watch the video again
While writing association rules, we've considered 2 ites at a time also

[@sharif47]

@@MaheshHuddar Can you timestamp the moment?
Just to be clear I'm talking about checking the confidence of rules like Milk->Butter and Butter->Milk since {Milk, Butter} has support way above the threshold.

[@gunjangupta9227]

Nicely and easily explained , thank you so much

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Excellent sir

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TQ soo much sir... i understand easily

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super explanation

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nice and simple explantion thanks for effort

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very well explained. thank you!

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Thank you sir explaining very well.

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@ganeshgoudru8444]

Sir how to calculate min support and confidence when it's not given in question?

[@punyahm12]

Thank you sir

[@samyukthan5587]

Can you show how to calculate support and confidence in this problem?

[@randommemer1080]

its given, look again

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Thank u sir

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Thank you very much 😊😊😊😊

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[@zapshadab3450]

Can I use association rule for features selection in dataset

[@TheAsimjan]

yes

[@johnstyl]

This example is amazing but what's with the beeping

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Thank you Sir ❤

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[@praveenkumar-ur4ik]

What to do when s and c are not given??

[@rubinajafir3820]

sir i need these notes

[@pratibhamalviya6640]

I found milk, butter cookies 1 times and milk bread, cookie 2 time.. And confused am i wrong or you🤔

[@ayantikabhowmik1261]

Sir, from every I how many association rules can be generated?

[@shilpak8107]

TQ sir🙏

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i need this note sir

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thank you

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Sir upload fp growth algorithms examples please

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[@rishikaram8628]

Sir what if we get confidence less than the minimum confidence we required in association rule

[@praneethravuri7149]

Not valid

[@aimanbajwa5221]

bread, butter ko kes tarha sy count kia hai &frequncy mein..

[@aimanbajwa5221]

@@MaheshHuddar ....nhii phly smjh nhi a rhi thi k kesyy bread butter ko count kia iteration 2,3 mein ...Baad mein point clear ho gya tha Mera Khair ho gya thikk paper..

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Thank You

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Thanks sir kal mere exams he aur ye topic first time dekh raa me😂

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@@MaheshHuddar thanks sir aacha gya exams❤️

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thanks

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My professor made me watch this video

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It was Great video but that noise in background is very annoying but it was good explanation sir

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LEGEND

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I understood completely, thank you for your clearness explanation. (I saw someone else videos explains with beer which I don't confirm due to fluencing bad habit / harmful / sin)

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Nice

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[@user-ns8rn8fu3z]

Hi sir, i have randomly created datas. And set %51 confidence and support. And for the third step all of the items (milk, bread, cola) are less than %51 support and confidence. What will i do in this step ?

[@saptarshiroy3943]

it will be cookies not cola

[@1Eagler]

07:12 the implementation is wrong, when y want to create the 3 item set, y combine item sets from the PREVIOUS step that CAN make 3 item sets.
So, any item set that includes (butter,cookies) shouldn’t be considered because the item set ( butter, cookies) is already below the threshold! Combine any item with infrequent items or sets will result in infrequent sets.

[@1Eagler]

@@MaheshHuddar Nope. In 7:37 y have in 3 set items for inspection and the third contains the 2 item set {butter, cookies}. This item set shouldn't be inspected in the first place. Y can read about it in the following book. I don't have it with me to give you the page. www.amazon.com/Introduction-Mining-Whats-Computer-Science/dp/0133128903/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Pang+-+Ning+Tan+%C2%B7Michael+Steinbach+%C2%B7Vipin+Kumar&qid=1623148828&sr=8-1

[@jhvhj6429]

​@@MaheshHuddar In 7:40, {Milk, Butter, Cookies} should NOT be present. You can confirm this by checking VTU prescribed textbook (Big Data Analytics by Anil Maheshwari textbook).
While calculating 3-item sets, we need to check inside 2-item set that whether if two combinations have any one element in common. You can check this video at timestamp 8:30, you will understand what I mean: ua-cam.com/video/UP4ezNZfcH0/v-deo.html
Anyway, everything else was perfect! Excellent presentation skills. Thank you.

[@asimkarel]

Beep is middle is very irritating.. Anyways nice video

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🎉🎉🎉🎉

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[@mohisaadi7891]

3-itemset frequeence
milk,bread,butter 1
ok 😉

[@dpx4434]

how did u know 33% support is 4/12 ?

[@MaheshHuddar]

33% means you need 1 out of 3, here we have 12 transactions hence 4 out of 12 is 33%

[@Sneha-bn4ns]

Milk, bread, cookies frequency at 8:26 should be 2 and not 1

[@thehustler2861]

yh but it doesnt matter, its below the minimum

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Bas kal aa jaye aur ye solve karke pass ho jao
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Same here 😂

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You are great, thank you!

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