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    This document contains a contingency table summarizing supermarket transaction data on whether transactions included hot dogs and/or hamburgers. It also contains two questions: (1) whether the association rule "hot dogs implies hamburgers" meets minimum support and confidence thresholds based on the table, and what type of relationship exists between purchasing hot dogs and hamburgers, and (2) how to apply the Apriori and FP-Tree algorithms to mine patterns from sample datasets using minimum support of 50% and confidence of 50%.

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    This document contains a contingency table summarizing supermarket transaction data on whether transactions included hot dogs and/or hamburgers. It also contains two questions: (1) whether the association rule "hot dogs implies hamburgers" meets minimum support and confidence thresholds based on the table, and what type of relationship exists between purchasing hot dogs and hamburgers, and (2) how to apply the Apriori and FP-Tree algorithms to mine patterns from sample datasets using minimum support of 50% and confidence of 50%.

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    This document contains a contingency table summarizing supermarket transaction data on whether transactions included hot dogs and/or hamburgers. It also contains two questions: (1) whether the association rule "hot dogs implies hamburgers" meets minimum support and confidence thresholds based on the table, and what type of relationship exists between purchasing hot dogs and hamburgers, and (2) how to apply the Apriori and FP-Tree algorithms to mine patterns from sample datasets using minimum support of 50% and confidence of 50%.

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    Question No 1

    The following contingency table summarizes supermarket transaction data, where hot dogs refers to
    the transactions containing hot dogs, hotdogs refers to the transactions that do not contain hot
    dogs, hamburgers refers to the transactions containing hamburgers, and hamburgers refers to the
    transactions that do not contain hamburgers.

    hotdogs hotdogs
    Ham burgers 2000 500 2500
    Ham burgers 1000 1500 2500
    3000 2000 5000

    (a) Suppose that the association rule hot dogs hamburgers is mined. Given a minimum support
    threshold of 25% and a minimum condence threshold of 50%, is this association rule strong?

    (b) Based on the given data, is the purchase of hot dogs independent of the purchase of
    hamburgers? If not, what kind of correlation relationship exists between the two?

    Question No 2

    Apply Apriori and Fp-Tree with the following datasets. Consider only one data item for conditional
    based pattern.

    The minimum support is 50% and the confidence is also 50%.

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