A comparative study of top-k high utility itemset mining methods
Srikumar Krishnamoorthy

TL;DR
This paper systematically reviews and compares various top-k high utility itemset mining methods, analyzing their algorithms, data structures, and strategies, and discusses extensions like data streams and sequential pattern mining.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive analysis and comparison of existing top-k HUI mining algorithms, highlighting their techniques and identifying research gaps.
Findings
Different threshold raising and pruning strategies are used across methods.
Extensions include data stream, sequential pattern, and on-shelf utility mining.
The paper identifies gaps and future research directions in top-k HUI mining.
Abstract
High Utility Itemset (HUI) mining problem is one of the important problems in the data mining literature. The problem offers greater flexibility to a decision maker to incorporate her/his notion of utility into the pattern mining process. The problem, however, requires the decision maker to choose a minimum utility threshold value for discovering interesting patterns. This is quite challenging due to the disparate itemset characteristics and their utility distributions. In order to address this issue, Top-K High Utility Itemset (THUI) mining problem was introduced in the literature. THUI mining problem is primarily a variant of the HUI mining problem that allows a decision maker to specify the desired number of HUIs rather than the minimum utility threshold value. Several algorithms have been introduced in the literature to efficiently mine top-k HUIs. This paper systematically analyses…
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Taxonomy
TopicsData Mining Algorithms and Applications · Imbalanced Data Classification Techniques · Rough Sets and Fuzzy Logic
