apply association rule on multidimensional data mining cube

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Dear all,

i am doing ME from gujarat in Computer engineering.i am doing one project on data mining cube .
my definition is "apply association rule on multidimensional data mining cube " .

I am totally new to this field so if you can please help me in my development.

i Am trying to create a multidimensional database ,then create a cube from that and make one application that will connect this cube to retrive data using ADOMD and apply association rule on that..but i am not able to identify how the database should be ,what dimenions will be there in cube ...
sir please help i am in trouble please sir....

if you have any code for this kind of application please if you can pass it to me .....waiting for your response...

yours faithfully
jigar pandya

Posted 13-Feb-12 23:00pm

jigarpandya

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Richard MacCutchan 14-Feb-12 6:20am

This may be a foolish question, but why did you choose a subject that you know nothing about, and then expect others to do your work for you?

jigarpandya 14-Feb-12 8:56am

the topic is given by the faculty member .so we need to do the work that they assign to us...

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Feb-12 10:36am

Right! So let the faculty help you. Isn't that fair?
--SA

Richard MacCutchan 14-Feb-12 11:34am

Start by typing the title into Google and go on from there; although I find it difficult to believe they have given you this subject without any teaching in the first place.

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