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Reference feature centric co-location <strong>mining</strong><br />

1. Choose one point pattern as the<br />

reference (e.g. ‘Viking-age forts’)<br />

2. Define a neighbourhood of each<br />

point in the reference pattern<br />

� neighborhoods as transactions<br />

� objects in each neighborhood as<br />

items<br />

3. Use itemset <strong>mining</strong> algorithms to<br />

find frequent patterns<br />

� Useful for applications where there<br />

is an natural choice for the<br />

reference phenomenon<br />

<strong>Data</strong> <strong>mining</strong>, Spring 2010 (Slides adapted from Han & Kamber + Antti Leino)

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