In contrast with conventional dynamic programming algorithms that return one solution, extensions of dynamic programming allows us to work with the whole set of solutions or its essential part, to perform multi-stage optimization relative to different criteria, to count the number of solutions, and to find the set of Pareto optimal points for bi-criteria optimization problems. The presentation is based on the results considered in three books published or accepted by Springer.
In this paper, seven greedy heuristics for construction of association rules are compared from the point of view of the length and coverage of constructed rules. The obtained rules are compared also with optimal ones constructed by dynamic programming algorithms. The average relative difference between length of rules constructed by the best heuristic and minimum length of rules is at most 4%. The same situation is with coverage.
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