Apriori Algorithm (Associated Learning) - Fun and Easy Machine Learning

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Apriori Algorithm
The Apriori algorithm is a classical algorithm in data mining that we can use for these sorts of applications (i.e. recommender engines). So It is used for mining frequent item sets and relevant association rules. It is devised to operate on a database containing a lot of transactions, for instance, items brought by customers in a store.

It is very important for effective Market Basket Analysis and it helps the customers in purchasing their items with more ease which increases the sales of the markets. It has also been used in the field of healthcare for the detection of adverse drug reactions.

A key concept in Apriori algorithm is that it assumes that:
1. All subsets of a frequent item sets must be frequent
2. Similarly, for any infrequent item set, all its supersets must be infrequent too.

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[Omni-nl]

This guy's english is on the level of 25 years old oils settled in the kitchen sink pipes.

[dar]

my hero!! thank you. Still don't know why I'm paying my university while I don't get theirs lectures.

[raduverdes]

You forgot to mention the pruning part of the algorithm, to eliminate large number of sets. based on the principal that if a set is below the required minimum count then any superset can be ignored.

[rileyyan]

In step one, the frequency of beer is "3" not 2 (8:29)

[raghav]

Man I can see the amount of effort put into this video and thanks for explaining it clearly!

[meinv]

Hi Augmented Startups, I would like to confirm about the formula for confidence at 6:05 and life at 6:58. Are the numerator supposed to be the support (X n Y)?? Your clarification is much appreciated

[farshad-hasanpour]

very good example. self joining rule to create 3-Itemsets from 2-Itemsets is so important

[rohansingla]

I was trying to understand the steps from quite some time.... but was not able to... Thanks a lot for this video.. Now I have the required clarity to apply this algo..

[huldahhf]

I've searched numerous videos on Apriori Algorithm, and I came across your video. Your video is really helpful and easy to understand with all the illustrations. Thank you!

[lennyatomz]

Hi Augmented Startups, Thank you for taking the time to produce these wonderfully helpful videos! I've noticed that at time marker 8:30, you count the number of beer entries as equal to 2 when it appears that there are three 1's present within its column. Is this a typo or am I missing some minor detail? Have a great day! :-)

[HOOKAH]

there is mistake on 8:35 min: beer 3 not 2

[xxish]

Dude, the first video I clicked and it was a genuinely good explanation

[ANGELRIVERA-zenk]

Hello not sure if you are going to answer this but when do you stop a creating bigger itemsets, for example, why did you stop at 3-itemsets, instead of checking for 4-itemsets

[ondrejholub]

5:56 There's a mistake, confidence has an intersection in the numerator, not a union.

[samshanmukh]

Confidence = support(X) / Number of occurrences of X in itemset

where X is an item.

[yosuajuliando]

ask. Is it if we only want or are only able to make 3 iterations, does that violate the Apriori concept itself?

[SakataSamig]

Thank you very much for simple explanation. Managed to finish my assignment in minutes!

[king-ian]

thanks Sir, I've Learnt a lot from you video..

[saforaaghadavoodjolfaie]

Thanks alot, what application do you use for creating content?

[najmaddinakhundov]

You have explained it very well with nice illustrations. Thank you very much for the video.