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Tree partition based parallel frequent pattern mining on shared memory systems
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An Efficient Parallel and Distributed Algorithm for Counting Frequent Sets
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Mining of Association Rules in Very Large Databases: A Structured Parallel Approach⋆
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Tree Structure Based Parallel Frequent Pattern Mining on PC Cluster
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Fast parallel association rule mining without candidacy generation
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Hash based parallel algorithms for mining association rules
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Shared memory parallelization of data mining algorithms: techniques, programming interface, and performance
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Mining association rules between sets of items in large databases
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Mining frequent patterns without candidate generation
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Enumerating-Based Apriori Algorithms for Mining Frequent Patterns on MapReduce
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Parallel and Distributed Frequent Pattern Mining in Large Databases
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Periodic knowledge discovery through parallel paradigm
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A Improved Incremental and Interactive Frequent Pattern Mining Techniques for Market Basket Analysis and Fraud Detection in Distributed and Parallel Systems
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