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Description
| Interface Summary | |
| AssociationModel | An AssociationModel object contains
the metadata, such as itemsets, rules, resulting
from a model built using
AssociationSettings. |
| AssociationRule | The interface AssociationRule |
| AssociationRulesAlgorithmSettings | An AssociationRulesAlgorithmSettings
is a place holder for association rules algorithm
settings and serves as the common superclass for
vendor specific algorithms. |
| AssociationRulesAlgorithmSettingsFactory | A factory class that creates instances of
AssociationRulesAlgorithmSettings. |
| AssociationSettings | An AssociationSettings instance
supports build settings specific to the
association mining function. |
| AssociationSettingsFactory | A factory class that creates instances of
AssociationSettings. |
| Itemset | An Itemset object is a component of
an association rule and consists of items. |
| RulesFilter | The interface RulesFilter provides
the specification for a rules filter to be used
for retrieval of the rules that satisfies the
specified conditions. |
| RulesFilterFactory | A factory class that creates instances of
RulesFilter. |
| Class Summary | |
| AssociationCapability | The enumeration
AssociationCapability enumerates a
list of the capabilities of the association rules
function being supported in a particular
implementation. |
| RuleComponentOption | The enumeration RuleComponentOption
lists the components of the rule to be selected. |
| RuleProperty | The enumeration RuleProperty
specifies the properties that may be available
with an AssociationRule. |
This package contains Java classes describing the settings and model for the association mining function. Association analysis has been used in market basket analysis and the analysis of consumer behavior for the discovery of relationships of co-occurrences among a set of items, e.g., the presence of one pattern implies the presence of another pattern. Association identifies the attribute value combinations that occur frequently together in a given set of data. Association analysis is widely used in transaction data analysis for direct marketing, catalog design, and other business decision-making processes.
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