MODIFICATION OF BI-ECLAT ALGORITHM FOR ASSOCIATION RULES MINING IN LARGE TRANSACTIONAL DATA
This research project focuses on optimizing algorithms used in the Association Rules Mining method when applied to large transactional data. Given the suboptimal performance of traditional algorithms in handling large transactional datasets, this study aims to develop and implement optimizations...
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Format: | Final Project |
Language: | Indonesia |
Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/78119 |
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Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | This research project focuses on optimizing algorithms used in the Association
Rules Mining method when applied to large transactional data. Given the
suboptimal performance of traditional algorithms in handling large transactional
datasets, this study aims to develop and implement optimizations for the Bi-Eclat
algorithm, referred to as the 'Modified Bi-Eclat Algorithm.' To achieve this
objective, the research adopts and modifies several methods such as Priority Queue,
down-closure property, and pruning based on support and confidence in the context
of Association Rules Mining. By applying these properties, the algorithm is
optimized to eliminate subsets that do not meet the criteria for association rules and
to process strong association rules earlier in the computation, with the expectation
of significantly reducing computational load. Test results indicate that the modified
Bi-Eclat Algorithm reduces computation time compared to the traditional Bi-Eclat
algorithm while maintaining the same rule quality. Additionally, complexity
analysis of the algorithms demonstrates that Modified Bi-Eclat has lower
complexity than Bi-Eclat. In conclusion, this research successfully demonstrates
that the use of Priority Queue, down-closure property, and pruning based on support
and confidence in the context of Association Rules Mining can enhance the
efficiency of the Bi-Eclat algorithm in processing large-sized datasets while
preserving rule quality. This contributes significantly to improving the performance
of Association Rules Mining in Market Basket Analysis on large transactional data. |
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