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Pruning strategy - LA-PRUNE vs EUCP
Posted by: maria567
Date: August 16, 2020 08:54AM

HI
i want to know between LA prune and EUCP prune strategy which one can prune the search space stronger?
Best regards



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Re: Pruning strategy
Date: August 16, 2020 10:29PM

Hi,

These two strategies have different goals.

EUCP will let you eliminate some candidates. For example, using EUCP you can know that combining {A} and {B} together to make {A,B} is useless. Thus, you don't need to create the utility list of {A,B}.
So in other words, EUCP is applied before you build the utility-list of an itemset to decide if you should build that list, and also if all extensions of that itemsets will also be useless.

On the other hand, LA-PRUNE is applied during the utility-list construction. It is used to decide if you should stop building a utility-list while you are constructing it.

So both strategies are applied at different moment. EUCP is applied before utility list construction, while LA-PRUNE is applied during utility-list construction.

For this reason, it is best to combine both strategies.

Now about efficiency, I think EUCP has a bigger influence on the performance than LA-Prune. If i remember on some databases EUCP can improve performance by 5 times or more, while LA-PRUNE I think it is much less i think.

But again, best to combine both ;-)

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Re: Pruning strategy
Posted by: maria567
Date: August 18, 2020 01:18AM

Hi
Thank you for your response.
Regards

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