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Return to Session 2: Clustering Schemes I A novel approach to subspace clustering is proposed to exhaustively and efficiently mine quantitative frequent itemsets (QFIs) from massive transaction dataš. For the computational tractability, our approach introduces adaptive density-based and Apriori-like algorithm. Its outstanding performance is shown through numerical experiments. ![]() ©2006 Association for Computing Machinery |