In the following frequency pattern tree with minSup=2 with the associated transaction listed, the itemset {AC} is a: 12 123 24 Transactions dataset 1AB 2 ABC 3B 12 24 4 ВС AB AC BC minSup = 2 2 ABC A) Frequent itemset Closed itemset (c) Maximal itemset D None of the above

In the following frequency pattern tree with minSup=2 with the associated transaction listed, the itemset {AC} is a: 12 123 24 Transactions dataset 1AB 2 ABC 3B 12 24 4 ВС AB AC BC minSup = 2 2 ABC A) Frequent itemset Closed itemset (c) Maximal itemset D None of the above

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