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Caperez
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Hi @gold,
In order to run a Fp-Growth operator for each cluster data you can use the Loop Values operator, and then running the Fp-Growth operator inside of it.
please find attached a simple sample process. It's just to show you a possible process.
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CesarHi @ceaperez
Thank you very much dear friend for your guidance because it was very useful. I did this solution with my data set but I do not know if I did it right or not? I need help you again. The data set I use in my project is movielens 100k. This database is a three-part database that I have attached for you. My goal in this project is as follows:
Thank you very much dear friend for your guidance because it was very useful. I did this solution with my data set but I do not know if I did it right or not? I need help you again. The data set I use in my project is movielens 100k. This database is a three-part database that I have attached for you. My goal in this project is as follows:
1. Apply Clustering for Ranking - Objective: Determine which movies received the same score.
2. Apply FP-Growth to each group.
I have attached the implementation I have done so that you can better guide me.
I also used the association rules after the FP-Growth but it did not show any results for association rules. Please guide me in this case as well
Thank you for your help dear friend
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Hi @gold,
In order to run a Fp-Growth operator for each cluster data you can use the Loop Values operator, and then running the Fp-Growth operator inside of it.
please find attached a simple sample process. It's just to show you a possible process.
Best
Cesar