A 2D-3D visualization support for human-centered rule mining

On account of the enormous amounts of rules that can be produced by data mining algorithms, knowledge post-processing is a difficult stage in an association rule discovery process. In order to find relevant knowledge, the user needs to rummage through the rules. To make this task easier, we propose a new interactive mining methodology based on well-adapted dynamic visual representations. It allows the user to drive the discovery process by focusing his/her attention on limited subsets of rules. We have implemented our methodology with two complementary 2D and 3D visualization supports. These implementations exploit the user’s focus to guide the generation of the rules by means of a specific constraint-based rule-mining algorithm.

• Type: Journal
• Year: 2007
• Where: CG
• Authors: Julien Blanchard, Bruno Pinaud, Pascale Kuntz, Fabrice Guillet
• Keywords: CG 2007, Computer Graphics, Discovery Process, Dynamic Visual Representations, Rule Discovery Process