RainForest Algorithm / Framework – (Data Mining)
RainForest Algorithm / Framework – (Data Mining)
RainForest is framework specially designed to classify the large data set.
RainForest contains AVC set.
AVC set consist of the following parts;
- Attribute
- Value
- Class_Label
Example:
Income | Rank | Buy_Mobile |
75,000 | Professor | yes |
75,000 | Professor | yes |
50,000 | Lecturer | no |
After applying the AVC set table looks like;
[quads id=1]
Income | Buy_Mobile | |
Yes | No | |
75,000 | 2 | 0 |
50,000 | 0 | 1 |
Rank | Buy_Mobile | |
Yes | No | |
Professor | 2 | 0 |
Lecturer | 0 | 1 |
AVC sets can be built according to the amount of main memory available. This can be described in the following three cases;
- The AVC-set of the root node fits in main memory. 2. Each individual AVC-set of the root node fits in main memory, but the AVC-group of the root node does not fit in main memory.
3. None of the individual AVC-sets of the root fit in the main memory. -
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