Loss profit estimation using association rule mining with clustering

Data mining is the technique to find hidden patterns from a very large volume of historical data. Association rule is a type of data mining that correlates one set of items or events with another set of items or events. Another data mining strategy is clustering technique. This technique is used to...

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Main Authors: Mandeep Mittal, Sarla Pareek, Reshu Agarwal
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Growing Science 2015-02-01
Series:Management Science Letters
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Online Access:http://www.growingscience.com/msl/Vol5/msl_2015_4.pdf
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spelling doaj-5c7c8767f3ec4fae997160756d3cb0562020-11-25T00:00:51ZengGrowing ScienceManagement Science Letters1923-29341923-93432015-02-015216717410.5267/j.msl.2015.1.004Loss profit estimation using association rule mining with clusteringMandeep MittalSarla Pareek Reshu Agarwal Data mining is the technique to find hidden patterns from a very large volume of historical data. Association rule is a type of data mining that correlates one set of items or events with another set of items or events. Another data mining strategy is clustering technique. This technique is used to create partitions so that all members of each set are similar according to a specified set of metrics. Both the association rule mining and clustering helps in more effective individual and group decision making for optimal inventory control. Owing to the above facts, association rules are mined from each cluster to find frequent items and then loss profit is calculated for each frequent item. Initially, the clustering algorithm is used to partition the transactional database into different clusters. Apriori, a classic data mining algorithm is utilized for mining association rules from each cluster to find frequent items. Later the loss profit is calculated for each frequent item. The obtained loss profit is used to rank frequent items in each cluster. Thus, the ranking of frequent items in each cluster using the proposed approach greatly facilitate optimal inventory control. An example is illustrated to validate the results.http://www.growingscience.com/msl/Vol5/msl_2015_4.pdfData miningAssociation rule miningClusteringInventory controlLoss ProfitApriori algorithm
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author Mandeep Mittal
Sarla Pareek
Reshu Agarwal
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Sarla Pareek
Reshu Agarwal
Loss profit estimation using association rule mining with clustering
Management Science Letters
Data mining
Association rule mining
Clustering
Inventory control
Loss Profit
Apriori algorithm
author_facet Mandeep Mittal
Sarla Pareek
Reshu Agarwal
author_sort Mandeep Mittal
title Loss profit estimation using association rule mining with clustering
title_short Loss profit estimation using association rule mining with clustering
title_full Loss profit estimation using association rule mining with clustering
title_fullStr Loss profit estimation using association rule mining with clustering
title_full_unstemmed Loss profit estimation using association rule mining with clustering
title_sort loss profit estimation using association rule mining with clustering
publisher Growing Science
series Management Science Letters
issn 1923-2934
1923-9343
publishDate 2015-02-01
description Data mining is the technique to find hidden patterns from a very large volume of historical data. Association rule is a type of data mining that correlates one set of items or events with another set of items or events. Another data mining strategy is clustering technique. This technique is used to create partitions so that all members of each set are similar according to a specified set of metrics. Both the association rule mining and clustering helps in more effective individual and group decision making for optimal inventory control. Owing to the above facts, association rules are mined from each cluster to find frequent items and then loss profit is calculated for each frequent item. Initially, the clustering algorithm is used to partition the transactional database into different clusters. Apriori, a classic data mining algorithm is utilized for mining association rules from each cluster to find frequent items. Later the loss profit is calculated for each frequent item. The obtained loss profit is used to rank frequent items in each cluster. Thus, the ranking of frequent items in each cluster using the proposed approach greatly facilitate optimal inventory control. An example is illustrated to validate the results.
topic Data mining
Association rule mining
Clustering
Inventory control
Loss Profit
Apriori algorithm
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