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dc.description.abstractThe main objective of an economic or business activity is to satisfy needs and wants of customers in order to generate profits. Business Managers seek to identify and predict purchase tendency of customers, with a view to plan their business strategies, including product development and marketing sub-strategies. Various data mining techniques including Sequential Pattern Mining (SPM) techniques help in achieving aforesaid objective. newlineOur research is focused on purchase trend of customer, where timing of purchase is more important than association of items to be purchased, and which can be found out with Sequential Pattern Mining methods. Conventional Apriori and FP-Growth based sequential pattern mining algorithms have worked purely on frequency parameter (support and confidence framework). Existing algorithms identify patterns that were more frequent but suffer from challenges like generation of huge number of patterns, lack of user?s interested patterns, rare item problem etc. Incorporation of six additional constraints like Gap/Duration, Compactness, Item, Recency, Profitability and Length along with conventional Frequency is able to address such shortcomings. newlineConstraint Sequential Pattern Mining framework is to ensure that all patterns are recently active, active for certain time span, profitable and indicative of next timeline for purchase. From the experiment study on 13 various standard secondary and real time datasets, it has been revealed that incorporation of seven constraints in one algorithm improves execution time by average 4.59% w.r.t Prefixspan and 3.11% w.r.t. RFM algorithm. Further Emerging Patterns that can help in predicting future buying behaviour can also be identified with the Constraint based Emerging Pattern framework. Existing Recommender System predicts few item(s) that customers are more likely to purchase in future. Constraint based recommender system, furthermore focuses on recommendations to be made for items of purchase in near and long term future, based on incorporation of Gap/...
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dc.languageEnglish
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dc.titleEfficient and Effective Constraint based Sequential Pattern Mining SPM algorithm for understanding the customers buying behaviour from Time stamp based Sequence Dataset
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dc.creator.researcherDesai Niti Ashishkumar
dc.subject.keywordConstraint based Sequential Pattern Mining
dc.subject.keywordData Mining
dc.subject.keywordEmerging Patterns
dc.description.noteData Mining
dc.contributor.guideGanatra Amit P.
dc.publisher.placeBarodli
dc.publisher.universityUka Tarsadia University
dc.publisher.institutionFaculty of Engineering and Technology
dc.date.registered01/08/2012
dc.date.completed2017
dc.date.awarded23/09/2017
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dc.source.universityUniversity
dc.type.degreePh.D.
Appears in Departments:Faculty of Engineering and Technology

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