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An Implementation of the FP-growth Algorithm



ABSTRACT

The FP-growth algorithm is currently one of the fastest approaches
to frequent item set mining. In this paper I describe
a C implementation of this algorithm, which contains
two variants of the core operation of computing a projection
of an FP-tree (the fundamental data structure of the
FP-growth algorithm). In addition, projected FP-trees are
(optionally) pruned by removing items that have become infrequent
due to the projection (an approach th ....etc

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Stable tearing crack growth (slow ductile growth of a macroscopic crack in a load-bearing structure) is an important fracture failure process in ductile materials (e.g. metals) and usually precedes the final catastrophic failure of a structure. In recent years, there has been a growing demand for a simulation-based structural design and evaluation methodology that takes into account the stable tearing crack growth process. Within such a methodology, two tools must be available: (1) an efficient computer simulation code that can handle the kinem ....etc

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Reputation management schemes has recently been proposed as a mechanism for improving trust and security in peer-to-peer networks. This talk focuses on an often-ignored aspect of reputation management: the treatment of new entrants in the system. A new entrant can either be given benefit of doubt and be treated like a trusted peer until it misbehaves or it can be assumed to be untrusted and have to earn the trust of others. The former works well when the vast majority of peers are honest but is vulnerable to dishonest peers discarding their old ....etc

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