Abstract
ABSTRACT The current pattern mining algorithms focus on discovering either frequent itemsets or high-utility itemsets. The goal of this research is to study the problem of mining frequent-utility itemsets. To solve this problem, two novel algorithms named FUIMTWU-Tree (Frequent-utility Itemset Mining based on TWU-Tree) and FUIMTF-Tree (Frequent-utility Itemset Mining based on TF-Tree) are presented based on the integration of IHUP and HUI-Miner. The TWU-tree and TF-Tree structures are utilised to avoid the unnecessary utility-list construction of itemsets that do not appear in a transaction dataset. The performance of the proposed algorithms is evaluated on various datasets. The results of the experiments demonstrate that FUIMTWU-Tree and FUIMTF-Tree perform efficiently in terms of speed, pruning performance and scalability.
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