7. FP Growth method with an example

[@appophiss3890]

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[@afakethrum]

@15:55
This is why I'm watching this video. Book didn't explain it clearly. Thank you.

[@sampurna8880]

Thanks for the timestamp dude... My online lectures didn't explain this example nearly as well

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Thank you. I'm not sure why my professor can't explain it like this. Much appreciated.

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[@TheDestint]

One little correction :
The order of support is descending + lexicographic i.e between I1 and I3 , I1 comes first in the dictionary, hence it is chosen before I3.

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Thank you this should be higher up, thankfully java streams saved me without me noticing

[@Badrmz]

I was looking for last part it is very clear thank you

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Very well explained! I understood it finally.

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[@kalashnikose1357]

In case of I3 ..if I1 count =1 individually and for two brackets then...we will discard it or keep it

[@CSEGURUS]

We will discard. because it is not satisfying min.suport count constraint...

[@-long-]

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[@houzeyu1584]

In 10:40, why item-3's Conditional FP tree is ?
If intersection, should it be ?

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Excellent explanation sir thank you so much

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Amazing video, helped a lot in understanding

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[@grshankersai2078]

In the L1 table , if we get some itemsets less than the the min_supp can we discard those?

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Time saver, lucid explanation !!!

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Thank you sir.. Clearly understood 🙏🙏

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Phenomenal explanation

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Helped me a lot to understand the concept , thanks bro

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Excellent explanation bro 🔥

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Very Well Explained !! Clear & to the point. Thanks a ton :)

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Best of all explanation i've seen on this topic. Thanks

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Thank you so much, it’s really clear, and I wonder if I can use your structure in my personal blog with a source link

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[@nidhiupadhyaya8197]

It's very helpful thank you

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[@joydip6670]

t1= a,c,d
t2= b,c,e
t3= a,b,c,e
t4= b,e
For this transaction database a-projected conditional FP tree is like c:2 (adding the support for two c from two different subtrees). Here the answer works fine keeping consistency with the transaction database.
But the example you explained, there for I3 projected conditional FP tree you didn't add two I1s to make it I1:4 since they are from two different subtrees. It works here but not why to the example I mention above?
Please answer.

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Nice explanation 😍

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[@ehsans2135]

very much useful

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[@thandaramesh894]

If suppose there is an item set whose super count is less than the minimum count then shall we take that item set or not while writing in descending order

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[@kuralla.jyothirmayee]

I have doubt in decision tree,if we have no sample list or attributes how to build a decision tree?

[@me__aswin]

Good explanation,but a little bit longer

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[@msaimanikanta5791]

Why i2 is not taken

[@ilovemusic465]

Why don't we take I2 in the last table, also why is I1 value from the null node is not considered? Plz reply.

[@CSEGURUS]

There is no intermediate node between null and I2 in fp-tree. that's why we have not taken I2. anyway i explained the same @17:53.
The same answer for your 2nd question. There is no intermediate node between null and I1(right side) in fp-tree. that's why we have not taken I1 value on right side.

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Thanks for the clear explanation sir...

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Thank you sir,
very good explanation

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[@cheekotivinayraj9705]

why didnt we take i2 while writing conditional database? explain please

[@EnterThumsUp]

Thanks nice explainer

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[@mikunotft1641]

it's so usefull. thank you alot

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[@neenadkambli3168]

Why isn't i2 item not included in the conditional database you have created?

[@dingostick]

Because I2 has the maximum support of all items. Items in the conditional database lead to the item in question (eg, -> I1). If I2 were in there, we would need some entry X -> I2, but there exists no such path in the FP Tree.

[@neenadkambli3168]

@@dingostick thanks

[@makindeolojede9049]

Well explained!

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[@sreevarshvasista8070]

Can anyone tell me why we haven't considered i2 while dealing with conditional db? Only i5,i4,i3,i1 have been considered in descending order. Do we not consider the item set with the most sup_count?

[@CSEGURUS]

If we take I2 , we will get cp base as empty right?

[@aquagirl8519]

Really great work thanks 😊

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[@abhimalyachowdhury7835]

16:20 Sir is it possible to get more than 2 nodes originating from root node? In that case while calculating I3 if there are different paths starting from root to I3 then shall we write all those paths separately?

[@CSEGURUS]

Yes.. There is a possibility and we need to take all paths in different.

[@bolgorwheat8753]

@@CSEGURUS Can you make a video for multiple different root nodes?

[@vasansaha]

Well explained

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Great explanation. Thank you.

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Thank you

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[@saibalaji4713]

What about i2 in condition pattern base??

[@humanbeing5729]

Plz provide sampling , parllell, distributed algorithms on frequent item sets

[@raheshyam1481]

In generating the frequent patterns, why the item "2" not included in table @ 15:33

[@shivatejamypa6337]

It's because the I2 is the first node from the null ,
There is no node between I2
So, he doesn't consider I2

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well explained..!!! thanks...

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Thank you for sharing !

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[@anithakolavasi3870]

Sir can you give clarity how the conditional pattern Base has been taken plz I didn't get that step 😔

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[@reamabdulsalam524]

It is ok at the beginning but the writings are too small can’t see it or zoom it , and your explanation was very quick please go slowly

[@sharanbharadwaj3214]

Y u have not considered i2 for frequent pattern?

[@CSEGURUS]

If we take I2 , we will get cp base as empty right?

[@manish4275]

Will fp growth method generate same string association rules as apriori or will they change?

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It will generate same strong association rules.

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Pakka explanation 😍😍 thankyou

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very good explanation

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[@nabanitadas3306]

Can I get this ppt.

[@goldenchannel7191]

may I ask? how if the Conditional FP Tree is like {i2: 4. i12)| {i1:2}|{i3:1} how to mak FP generated?

[@tubegallery9778]

You got the answer?

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[@kuralla.jyothirmayee]

How to calculate minimum.support ,plz give answer

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Min. support count will be given the question..

[@kuralla.jyothirmayee]

@@CSEGURUStq , plz ,give the explaination of pseudo code along with example?it is so much helpfull to me

[@sreecharan7938]

Thank u very much ....... very confusing though

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Sure, 😊 u too be clear to make it clear ... thanks for videos !!keep doing ......helps a lot

[@amitkini6000]

Thanks mawaa

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[@MrRaulMaster]

What happens if you have frequent patterns with 4 items?

[@Praticia62]

how come minimum support 2 ?

[@CSEGURUS]

That is assumed.

[@dr.girijanarasimhan3014]

excellent

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[@Kumar08]

For classification algorithm, we have evaluation metrics like F1 score, Accuracy and ROC. for FP growth and Apriori algorithms what are the evaluation metrics?

[@venugopalsrinivasan3108]

running time of the algorithm

[@GucciJohanne]

Apriori and FP growth have the same output (all frequent itemsets of a transaction database) so there're nothing to compare except the time it took them to get there.

[@hanifahrizqy3633]

you can use lift ratio for evaluation metric in association rule. If the value is above one then there’s an association between those item

[@bharathKumar-or6gd]

sir its confusing please make change mouse cursor to black tos that it will clear where ur pointing

[@shyammishra722]

18:36 but you have generated { I2,I5 }

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Sorry, It is I3,I5

[@LoYalEdits07]

Can anyone provide its implementation plz?

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Where’s the second process minimum support and minimum confidence?

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@@CSEGURUS what is the difference between support and minimum support count?

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[@Shiva_polishetty]

in second step ...why I2 whose sup count in 6 wont taken

[@hidemefast]

Because the second column will be blank as I2 has no parent nodes ( we don't consider the null node)

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