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GSP - getting supporting event Ids

AnnaUser: "Anna"
New Altair Community Member
Updated by Jocelyn

When running GSP, I get all results as expected, however I would like also to get a list iof supporting events.

 

Let's assume that the data looks like: 

Cust 1, t1, event1, item1

Cust 1, t2, event 2, item2, item3

Cust 2, t1, event 3, item 1, item4, item 5

Cust 2, t3, event 4, item 2

...

In the  example above the event id is just a consecutive event number; every line of data has a different event id.  

 

So when I am getting a sequence as a result e.g.

<item 1> <item2> with its support value, I would like to output all the event ids that support this sequence.  In the example above these would be: (event1, event 2) and (event 3, event 4).  Alternatively this could be outputted : (cust 1, t1; cust 1, t2), (cust 2, t1, cust 2, t3)  - this would be the same info, just in a longer form.

 

Is there a way of doing this using the GSP operator or other RM operators?

 

 

 

 

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    Are you going to extract the pattern views and store it into an example set? 

    There could be a workaround need some java/groovy coding, 'Execute Script' could probably do the trick.

    @mschmitz recently did a lot of similar stuff :smileyhappy: he may know the solution better than others

    AnnaUser: "Anna"
    New Altair Community Member
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    The GSP operator in my proces is linked to Store operator.  It stores the pattern views, however in them there is only information about the patterns themselves, not the instances that support those patterns.  What I am looking for is to have the instances as well

    Dear Anna,

     

    so i think you would like to have a Generate Itemset Indicator for GSP, right?

     

    ~Martin

    AnnaUser: "Anna"
    New Altair Community Member
    OP

    Exactly !  

    Dear Anna,

     

    i do not think that there is an operator for this. However, i think it's doable with our groovy scripting interface. Do you have expierence in using groovy/java?


    ~Martin