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SUPPORT, CONFIDENCE, FREQUENT ITEMSETS,SUPPORT, CONFIDENCE, FREQUENT ITEMSETS,
Let D be the set of transactions represented in Table 10.1, where each transaction T in D represents a set of items contained in I . Suppose that we have a particular set of items A (e.g., beans and squash), and another set of items B (e.g., asparagus). Then an association rule takes the form [...]


