Which Algorithm Is Best For Perdiction

Jul 12, 2006


Hi

I want to predict which product can be sold together , Pl help me out which algorithm is best either association, cluster or decision and pl let me know how to use case table and nested table my table structure is

Cust_ID
Age
Product
Location
Income

Thanks
Rajesh Ladda

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Created by Lawrence Philips.
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*********** BEGIN METAPHONE RULES ***********
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|--- ZERO represents "th"
|
B X S K J T F H L M N P R 0 W Y
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Beginning of word: "x" ----> change to "s"
Beginning of word: "wh-" ----> change to "w"
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C ----> X (sh) if "-cia-" or "-ch-"
S if "-ci-", "-ce-", or "-cy-"
SILENT if "-sci-", "-sce-", or "-scy-"
K otherwise, including in "-sch-"

D ----> J if in "-dge-", "-dgy-", or "-dgi-"
T otherwise

F ----> F

G ----> SILENT if in "-gh-" and not at end or before a vowel
in "-gn" or "-gned"
in "-dge-" etc., as in above rule
J if before "i", or "e", or "y" if not double "gg"
K otherwise

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or after "-ch-", "-sh-", "-ph-", "-th-", "-gh-"
H otherwise

J ----> J

K ----> SILENT if after "c"
K otherwise

L ----> L

M ----> M

N ----> N

P ----> F if before "h"
P otherwise

Q ----> K

R ----> R

S ----> X (sh) if before "h" or in "-sio-" or "-sia-"
S otherwise

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0 (th) if before "h"
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T otherwise

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W ----> SILENT if not followed by a vowel
W if followed by a vowel

X ----> KS

Y ----> SILENT if not followed by a vowel
Y if followed by a vowel

Z ----> S
*/


AS
BEGIN
Declare@Result varchar(25),
@str3char(3),
@str2 char(2),
@str1 char(1),
@strp char(1),
@strLen tinyint,
@cnt tinyint

set @strLen = len(@str)
set@cnt=1
set@Result=''

--Process beginning exceptions
set @str2 = left(@str,2)
if @str2 in ('ae', 'gn', 'kn', 'pn', 'wr')
begin
set @str = right(@str , @strLen - 1)
set @strLen = @strLen - 1
end
if@str2 = 'wh'
begin
set @str = 'w' + right(@str , @strLen - 2)
set @strLen = @strLen - 1
end
set @str1 = left(@str,1)
if @str1= 'x'
begin
set @str = 's' + right(@str , @strLen - 1)
end
if @str1in ('a','e','i','o','u')
begin
set @str = right(@str , @strLen - 1)
set @strLen = @strLen - 1
set@Result=@str1
end

while @cnt <= @strLen
begin
set @str1 = substring(@str,@cnt,1)
if @cnt <> 1
set@strp=substring(@str,(@cnt-1),1)
elseset@strp=' '

if @strp<> @str1
begin
set @str2 = substring(@str,@cnt,2)

if @str1in('f','j','l','m','n','r')
set@Result=@Result + @str1

if @str1='q'set @Result=@Result + 'k'
if @str1='v'set @Result=@Result + 'f'
if @str1='x'set @Result=@Result + 'ks'
if @str1='z'set @Result=@Result + 's'

if @str1='b'
if @cnt = @strLen
if substring(@str,(@cnt - 1),1) <> 'm'
set@Result=@Result + 'b'
else
set@Result=@Result + 'b'

if @str1='c'

if @str2 = 'ch' or substring(@str,@cnt,3) = 'cia'
set@Result=@Result + 'x'
else
if @str2in('ci','ce','cy')and@strp<>'s'
set@Result=@Result + 's'
elseset@Result=@Result + 'k'

if @str1='d'
if substring(@str,@cnt,3) in ('dge','dgy','dgi')
set@Result=@Result + 'j'
elseset@Result=@Result + 't'

if @str1='g'
if substring(@str,(@cnt - 1),3) not in ('dge','dgy','dgi','dha','dhe','dhi','dho','dhu')
if @str2 in ('gi', 'ge','gy')
set@Result=@Result + 'j'
else
if(@str2<>'gn') or ((@str2<> 'gh') and ((@cnt + 1) <> @strLen))
set@Result=@Result + 'k'

if @str1='h'
if (@strp not in ('a','e','i','o','u')) and (@str2 not in ('ha','he','hi','ho','hu'))
if@strp not in ('c','s','p','t','g')
set@Result=@Result + 'h'

if @str1='k'
if @strp <> 'c'
set@Result=@Result + 'k'

if @str1='p'
if @str2 = 'ph'
set@Result=@Result + 'f'
else
set@Result=@Result + 'p'

if @str1='s'
if substring(@str,@cnt,3) in ('sia','sio') or @str2 = 'sh'
set@Result=@Result + 'x'
elseset@Result=@Result + 's'

if @str1='t'
if substring(@str,@cnt,3) in ('tia','tio')
set@Result=@Result + 'x'
else
if@str2='th'
set@Result=@Result + '0'
else
if substring(@str,@cnt,3) <> 'tch'
set@Result=@Result + 't'

if @str1='w'
if @str2 not in('wa','we','wi','wo','wu')
set@Result=@Result + 'w'

if @str1='y'
if @str2 not in('ya','ye','yi','yo','yu')
set@Result=@Result + 'y'
end
set @cnt=@cnt + 1
end
RETURN @Result
END






K e i t h H e n r y


Edited by - khenry on 03/06/2002 06:41:15

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