Hi all, I have a question concerning an error that occurs when using the
inspect() function on a set of rules made by the apriori function from the
arules package. I have a dataset with 12 million records. It contains some
basic sales information (such as product, customer data). I want to use the
apriori function from the arules package on it: ruleset <- apriori(sales,
parameter=list(support=0.0005, confidence=0.1, minlen=2))It gives me 780379
rules. I want to have that much rules on purpose, so hence the parameters being
so low (I guess you can reproduce this problem with any large dataset and low
settings for support and confidence). But then I want to check out the rules
with inspect. It has a subset because I'm only interested in rules with the
attribute Product in the rhs. inspect(subset(ruleset, subset=rhs %pin%
"Product="))Then this error occurs: Error in inspect(subset(sales3ruleset,
subset = rhs %pin% "Product=")) :
error in evaluating the argument 'x' in selecting a method for function
'inspect': Error in .Call("R_or_ngCMatrix", x@data, y@data, PACKAGE = "arules")
:
negative length vectors are not allowedI looked around and apparently that
part about "negative length vectors are not allowed" means that you want to
create a vector that is larger than 2^31. How can you get around this limit? Or
how can I make the inspectfunction work in this case?Thanks in advance!Kim
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