Association Rule

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Association Rule
Association rules are "if-then" statements, that
help to show the probability of relationships
between data items, within large data sets in
various types of databases. Association rule
mining has a number of applications and is widely
used to help discover sales correlations in
transactional data or in medical data sets.
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Use cases for association rules
In data science, association rules are used to
find correlations and co-occurrences between
data sets. They are ideally used to explain
patterns in data from seemingly independent
information repositories, such as relational
databases and transactional databases. The act
of using association rules is sometimes referred
to as "association rule mining" or "mining
associations."
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How association rules work?

• Association rule mining, at a basic level,
  involves the use of m achine learning models to
  analyze data for patterns, or co-occurrences, in
  a database.
• It identifies frequent if-then associations,
  which themselves are the association rules.
• An association rule has two parts an antecedent
  (if) and a consequent (then).
• An antecedent is an item found within the data.
• A consequent is an item found in combination
  with the antecedent.

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Association rule algorithms
Popular a lgorithms that use association rules
include AIS SETM Apriori Variations of the
latter.
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Uses of association rules in data mining
In data mining, association rules are useful for
analyzing and predicting customer behavior. They
play an important part in customer analytics,
market basket analysis, product clustering,
catalog design and store layout.
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Programmers use association rules to build
programs capable of machine learning. Machine
learning is a type of artificial intelligence
(AI) that seeks to build programs with the
ability to become more efficient without being
explicitly programmed.
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