Association rules Flashcards

1
Q

Support of a rule

A

How often do the LHS and RHS appear together

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2
Q

What is confidence

A

Given LHS, how often do we see RHS

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3
Q

What is lift

A

How often does LHS appear with RHS, compared to what chance would predict?

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4
Q

Confidence (X->Y)

A

n(X & Y) / n(X)

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5
Q

Is confidence symmetric

A

No

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6
Q

Lift formula (X->Y)

A

c(X->Y)/s(Y)

s(X&Y)/s(X) x s(Y)

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7
Q

Interpret lift (X->Y) = 5

A

Shoppers who buy X are 5x (500%) more likely to buy Y than the average shopper

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8
Q

Lift = 1 interpretation

A

Indicates almost no correlation

Events seem independent

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9
Q

Lift > 1 interpretation

A

Positive correlation
Cooccurrence is more likely than chance
Complementary products that are often bought together

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10
Q

Lift <1

A

Indicates negative correlation - co-occurance is less likely than chance
Customers who buy one item (or a given item set) are less likely (than average) to purchase the other

Substitutes

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