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| Hi, I am new to DB2 - Intelligent miner and I would like to perform some mining on data. My problem is that I have transactions of the following form Transaction ClientID Unit Article 1 105 1 Apple 1 105 2 Pear 2 482 1 Carrot bag 3 342 6 Orange and would like to take into account that a product was bought two or three times... (ex.: client #105 bought 2 pear and 1 Apple..) Is it handled automatically by Intelligent miner ? What are the correct setting ? Thanks a lot! Amélie Ouellet Working on : DB2 7.1 IMD 7.1 Windows XP |
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| Amé, being fresh from a training course on intelligent miner, I don't think it will work quite like this. The associations model accepts just two columns at once.(assuming you're using the association model in the miner) So assume you had a list of transactions, with different SKU ids against each one. The association model will look for combinations of particular SKUs (eg Apple with Pear) within the same transaction (whether that's defined as a particular shopping basket or a particular person) but it doesn't look for quantity. That is, it doesn't matter if you've purchased one pear or twenty pears; either way, you're a pear-customer. Obviously this doesn't give very useful associations, so you need to set up taxonomies on top of the SKUs. This would allow you to group together all fruit products, say, and then see if there's an association between fruit and other products. I suppose you could build a taxonomy on quantity and make the SKU a combination of SKU + quantity - that might help. But somebody with more real-world experience than me of this will probably have another take on this. Regards JCSJF Amé wrote: > Hi, I am new to DB2 - Intelligent miner and I would like to perform > some mining on data. My problem is that I have transactions of the > following form > > > Transaction ClientID Unit Article > 1 105 1 Apple > 1 105 2 Pear > 2 482 1 Carrot bag > 3 342 6 Orange > > and would like to take into account that a product was bought two or > three times... (ex.: client #105 bought 2 pear and 1 Apple..) > > Is it handled automatically by Intelligent miner ? What are the correct > setting ? > > Thanks a lot! > > Amélie Ouellet > > Working on : > DB2 7.1 > IMD 7.1 > Windows XP |