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Secure Data Management and Web Applications Lab 1 01172013 TA Duncan Yung Teaching Assistant Duncan Office Rm6505 Sennott Square Email cs1655staffcspittedu Office Hr TBD Association Rule ID: 180965

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Slide1

CS 1655: Secure Data Management and Web Applications

Lab 1

01-17-2013

TA: Duncan YungSlide2

Teaching AssistantDuncanOffice: Rm6505,

Sennott

Square

Email: cs1655-staff@cs.pitt.edu

Office Hr: TBDSlide3

Association Rule

We want to find the association between weather(temperature, wind, humidity) and “play”.

Weather and “Play”

Itemset

Temperature

Wind

Humidity

Play

1

Warm

Calm

Dry

Play

2

Cold

Calm

Dry

Play

3

Cold

Windy

Raining

Not Play

4

Cold

Gale

Dry

Not Play

5

Cold

Calm

Raining

Not PlaySlide4

Association Rule

{Cold, Raining} =>

Not Play

{

Windy}

=>

Not Play

Try to compute the

support

and

confident

for each of the below association rule.

Itemset

Temperature

Wind

Humidity

Play

1

Warm

Calm

Dry

Play

2

Cold

Calm

Dry

Play

3

Cold

Windy

Raining

Not Play

4

Cold

Gale

Dry

Not Play

5

Cold

Calm

Raining

Not PlaySlide5

Association Rule-Answer

{Cold, Raining} =>

Not Play

Support: 2/5 = 40%

Confidence: 2/2 = 100%

2.

{Windy} => Not Play Support: 1/5 = 20%

Confidence: 1/1 = 100%

{Cold, Raining} => Not Play

{Windy} => Not Play

Itemset

Temperature

Wind

Humidity

Play

1

Warm

Calm

Dry

Play

2

Cold

Calm

Dry

Play

3

Cold

Windy

Raining

Not Play

4

Cold

Gale

Dry

Not Play

5

Cold

Calm

Raining

Not PlaySlide6

Association Rule

3. {Calm, Dry} => Play

4. {Dry} => Not Play

Try to compute the

support

and

confident

for each of the below association rule.

Itemset

Temperature

Wind

Humidity

Play

1

Warm

Calm

Dry

Play

2

Cold

Calm

Dry

Play

3

Cold

Windy

Raining

Not Play

4

Cold

Gale

Dry

Not Play

5

Cold

Calm

Raining

Not PlaySlide7

Association Rule

3. {Calm, Dry} => Play

Support: 2/5 = 40%

Confidence: 2/2 = 100

%

4. {Dry

} =>

Not Play

Support: 1/5 = 20%

Confidence: 1/3 = 33.3%

3. {Calm, Dry} => Play

4. {Dry} => Not Play

Itemset

Temperature

Wind

Humidity

Play

1

Warm

Calm

Dry

Play

2

Cold

Calm

Dry

Play

3

Cold

Windy

Raining

Not Play

4

Cold

Gale

Dry

Not Play

5

Cold

Calm

Raining

Not PlaySlide8

Association Rule

{Cold, Raining} =>

Not Play

Support: 2/5 = 40%

Confidence: 2/2 = 100%

2.

{Windy} => Not Play Support: 1/5 = 20%

Confidence: 1/1 = 100%

3. {Calm, Dry} => Play

Support: 2/5 = 40%

Confidence: 2/2 = 100

%4. {Dry} => Not Play

Support: 1/5 = 20% Confidence: 1/3 = 33.3%

If the support and confident thresholds

are 40% and 50% respectively, which association

rule(s) is/are valid?

{Cold, Raining} =>

Not Play

{

Windy} =>

Not Play

{Calm, Dry} => Play

{Dry} => Not Play

Rule 1,3

Itemset

Temperature

Wind

Humidity

Play

1

Warm

Calm

Dry

Play

2

Cold

Calm

Dry

Play

3

Cold

Windy

Raining

Not Play

4

Cold

Gale

Dry

Not Play

5

Cold

Calm

Raining

Not PlaySlide9

AprioriAn algorithm to generate strong association rules from the frequent

itemsets

Find frequent

itemset

(s) that has support >= 2

Please refer to lecture note slide 18,19 for

Apriori

AlgoSlide10

AprioriSlide11

ConfidenceGiven frequent

itemset

{B,C,E},

What association rule can be generated?

F

ind all possible association rule and compute their confidence.

Refer to lecture notes slide 15 Slide12

ConfidenceGiven frequent

itemset

{B,C,E},

f

ind all possible association rule and compute their confidence.

B,C=>E Confidence=2/2=100%

C,E=>B Confidence=2/2=100%

B,E=>C Confidence=2/3=66%B=>C,E Confidence=2/2=100%C=>B,E Confidence=2/3=66%E=>B,C Confidence=2/3=66%Slide13

ReferenceSome slides are from Kenneath

Leung, San Jose State University.

https://dspace.ist.utl.pt/bitstream/2295/55704/1/licao_9.pdf