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Synthesizing high-frequency rules from different data sources
DOI:10.1109/TKDE.2003.1185839.png)
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Many large organizations have multiple data sources, such as different branches of an interstate company. While putting all data together from different sources might amass a huge database for centralized processing, mining association rules at different data sources and forwarding the rules (rather than the original raw data) to the centralized company headquarter provides a feasible way to deal with multiple data source problems. In the meanwhile, the association rules at each data source may be required for that data source in the first instance, so association analysis at each data source is also important and useful. However, the forwarded rules from different data sources may be too many for the centralized company headquarter to use. This paper presents a weighting model for synthesizing high-frequency association rules from different data sources. There are two reasons to focus on high-frequency rules. First, a centralized company headquarter is interested in high-frequency rules because they are supported by most of its branches for corporate profitability, Second, high-frequency rules have larger chances to become valid rules in the union of all data sources. In order to extract high-frequency rules efficiently, a procedure of rule selection is also constructed to enhance the weighting model by coping with low-frequency rules. Experimental results show that our proposed weighting model is efficient and effective.
Keyword:
large databases
multiple data sources
association rules
synthesizing
weighting
rule selection
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