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How can I do a clean uninstall of Parallels Access ?
AFAIK it only comes with an installer - no uninstall script available.
Thank you very much,
How can I do a clean uninstall of Parallels Access ?
AFAIK it only comes with an installer - no uninstall script available.
Thank you very much,
Want Exposé on Windows ? Run it on Parallels ! :)
I would also like to know the exact uninstall procedure for a clean uninstall, detailing all the files that need to be deleted.
Thank you in advance.
Same story here.
Please publish full un-installation procedure.
I'd also like to know how to install Parallels Desktop for Mac without installing the damn thing in the first place!!
I don't have an iPad or other Apple mobile device, and given I just replaced my Surface with a MacBook Air I have no intentions of buying an Apple mobile device either (the MBA is mobile enough!), so I didn't want this Access thing in the first place, but it appeared to be forced upon me when I bought the v9 upgrade. I didn't see an option not to install it, not to register my computer for it, etc.
And yeah, obviously now it's installed I'd like it gone too.
Ditto - how do I uninstall the damn thing? I didn't want it installed in the first place, don't want it automatically starting when I boot, want it gone. There is no option to have it not start and it's not in the startup items in System Pref.
Parallels - you should NEVER install software without asking me if I want it installed.
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Friday, August 30, 2013 8:03:44 AM (8/30/2013 12:03:44 PM - GMT)
Welcome to chat.parallels.com, Vijayasarathi Kannan will be right with you.
Vijayasarathi Kannan:
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I bought Paralles 9 for Mac yesterday, installed it okay. The program also installed Parallels Access, which I DO NOT want.
Vijayasarathi Kannan:
Don't worry, I will help you to remove Parallels Access.
Vijayasarathi Kannan:
Please goto :: Go -->Application and check for application with the name Parallels Access.
Okay, I see it
Vijayasarathi Kannan:
Make sure its Parallels access because you will also have Parallels Desktop 9.
Vijayasarathi Kannan:
Please do a right click on Parallels Access and select move to trash.
Okay, just a simple drag and drop to trash. Easy enough.
Vijayasarathi Kannan:
Okay. please restart mac and check how it works. I will give you a call back in 5-10 minutes.
Good job - seems to have removed it. Now all they need to do is work on not installing it in the first place!
I was going to suggest unloading and removing the following launch daemons / agents - which, incidentally, the plists are still there...
[EDIT] Obviously only the parallels ones, not the others!!Code:pinky:~ mart$ ls -l /Library/LaunchDaemons/ total 40 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 462 31 May 00:15 com.adobe.fpsaud.plist -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 808 13 Jul 12:06 com.atlassian.SourceTreePrivilegedHelper2.plist -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 749 30 Aug 09:49 com.parallels.mobile.dispatcher.launchdaemon.plist -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 596 30 Aug 09:49 com.parallels.mobile.kextloader.launchdaemon.plist -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 495 2 Jul 16:26 com.zeroonetwenty.BlueHarvestHelper.plist pinky:~ mart$ ls -l /Library/LaunchAgents/ total 16 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 739 30 Aug 09:49 com.parallels.mobile.prl_deskctl_agent.launchagent.plist -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 562 30 Aug 09:49 com.parallels.mobile.startgui.launchagent.plist
I'll leave that there for reference just in case, but for all I know they may be needed for the normal parallels install. I may unload them all and see if it breaks anything. I can always re-install the main product.
As an aside, I never saw "Parallels Access" in the App folder when I access it from my dock, only from a finder window. Odd
Last edited by Guddler; Aug 30, 2013 at 07:37 AM. Reason: Clarity
OK, just dug a little deeper (in other words, I actually looked at the contents of those files!!) and while this is utterly unnecessary, if you want to be really clean about it, you can do:
You'll probably get errors from the last two unload commands - I don't know if it's because the app is no longer installed after dragging it to the trash, or if maybe launchctl unload isn't a valid command for an agent!Code:sudo launchctl unload -w /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.parallels.mobile.dispatcher.launchdaemon.plist sudo launchctl unload -w /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.parallels.mobile.kextloader.launchdaemon.plist sudo launchctl unload -w /Library/LaunchAgents/com.parallels.mobile.prl_deskctl_agent.launchagent.plist sudo launchctl unload -w /Library/LaunchAgents/com.parallels.mobile.startgui.launchagent.plist sudo rm /etc/com.parallels.mobile.prl_deskctl_agent.launchd sudo rm /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.parallels.mobile.dispatcher.launchdaemon.plist sudo rm /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.parallels.mobile.kextloader.launchdaemon.plist sudo rm /Library/LaunchAgents/com.parallels.mobile.prl_deskctl_agent.launchagent.plist sudo rm /Library/LaunchAgents/com.parallels.mobile.startgui.launchagent.plist
And of course this may not be the whole story, YMMV, don't blame me, etc., etc.
As far as I know the only consequence of leaving these lying about is that the OS will try to execute and load each on start up forever more until they are removed and just quietly fail when it can't. Timeout is 150 (presumably seconds) in at least one of them.
I'll report back if I've broken anything, but I can't see why it would have done, I confirmed these plists all point to the Access app.
Wouldnt be so bad if Access was included free in the purchase price of Parallels Desktop
VMWare made this mistake when they started to bundle a free trial of AV software with every copy. They very quickly backtracked and provided a separate downloaded that didn't have it (and yep, I realise this has some too!)
Ya, I hope that someone wakes up. It's Parallels to loose. If the others make apps for phones and tablets then they'll win. I know I would switch back.
In addition to the already mentioned removal of the application in /Applications and the files identified by Grddler above, you'll want to: sudo rm /usr/bin/paxctl
They need to make an uninstall function, especially since it isn't a clean install.
Add me to the list of people who want to be able to CLEANLY uninstall this, come on Parallels, great product but don't go foisting unwanted applications on us! Even the option of allowing it not to be run on start-up would be nice! You know, somewhere like 'preferences"?
If it's useful to anyone, I highly recommend PocketCloud, a much better control system that had all the support I found Access lacking. (How did they think we'd be okay with the command, control, option and arrow keys not being functional when using the target Mac?) The control system in PocketCloud isn't quite as nice, e.g. it doesn't preset the screen resolution for you to match the iPad, but that's not hard to do with an Applescript.
I use CloudConnect, it is a universal app that supports VNC, RDP, SMB, AFP, SFTP, Dropbox, Box.net, Google Docs, WebDAV, FTP all with one app. You can use touch controls or mouse like controls.
Ya this helped...CleanApp did the rest....pretty crappy that Parallels magically installs this without your knowledge/consent....almost like malicious software...
Add me to the list of folks upset with Parallels installing something without asking and providing no way to remove it cleanly.
I think this just a mistaken or something.
Its good too if the access included on the package, also consider to another options.


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I was hit up by the religious cronies when I was delivering Jasper. I was not, in any way, polite.
See, for me, I'm all about religion.. for the people that want it. If I come into the hospital, religious sponsored or not, I would at least like to be ASKED before they start sending people in to pray or stuff like that.
I've always been a firm believer in keeping yourself from pushing your beliefs on others. I have a friend of mine who is Christian, and one day I asked her about the differences between Christianity and Catholicism (I was raised Catholic) - even though I know they're roughly from the same branch - and she explained what she thought, and that was that. I thanked her for not trying to preach me or bring me in to her faith. She answered my question, and that was that.
This whole religion thing did make me think of the most recent episode of Family Guy. I won't mention what happened unless people ask - I don't know how ya'll feel about that show. I, myself, LOVE it.
Close to the end of the episode we find out it was all an April Fool's joke, so Brian says, "Well, now that I've lived through this, I've gotta go to the soup kitchen and help feed the homeless. I sorta made a promise to someone." And Stewie off camera laughs and says, "It's God!"
It just cracked me up because Brian is not a religious person at all, and when push came to shove he prayed to live. And of course, I love the rapport between him and Stewie.
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Or I could maintain how much I love being pregnant and stay completely positive, but it's so not true this time.
There's a thread in random that reminded me that my mom has always told the story that when I was a toddler I used to blame God when I broke something or did something wrong or tell her that he told me to do it.
I hate to say this, but my sister is driving me crazy. She keeps calling me and without demonstrating any interest in my life whatsoever, she will spend literally hours discussing the ins and outs of her daughter's relationship with her first boyfriend. When I tell her it's not a good time or I can't talk, she doesn't listen and keeps talking. We used to have conversations like this but it was a two-way conversation. Now, she just talks and talks and I can't get a word in edge-wise, and the "conversation" if you can call it that is word-for-word the type of discussion you have with your girlfriends when you're 16. I just don't think it's healthy. With Kevin leaving Friday I feel like my time with him is limited and I'm just angry that she's trying to dominate it when I'm not even demonstrating the slightest interest in what she is saying and have explicitly told her I don't want to have conversations with her until after he leaves as we're trying to spend time together. She's talking right now and honestly, I'm barely listening and haven't even said so much as "mmm hmmm" in about 10 minutes. Seriously. How would you all handle this?
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Tell me, your daughters are my niece's age ... do you spend that much time thinking about their social lives? It just doesn't seem healthy. He's a 15 year old boy, and she worries that he's sending her daughter mixed signals? And he might want to have sex with her daughter but her daughter told him no? What does she expect out of a 15 year old boy?
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I assume all the adolescent boys that come around (or call) want sex. I'm not setting up a place for them to 'do it' or anything like that. The girls know I'd prefer it if they waited...but it's their life, their decision. I don't worry about it at all...unless they come to me with a specific question or fear.
Oh-and my girls are familiar with the concept that boys give love to get sex, and girls give sex to get love. I've talked to them about the very real possibility of being devastated if they have sex and then their partner leaves them. I'm sure it happens to all girls at least once, but I want them going into these relationships prepared as much as possible.
But no, I can't say I even knew the detail that your sister seems to know about her daughter's first love.
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With my older girls I wouldn't dream of forbidding or putting my foot down in regards to a boyfriend or girlfriend. I think the only thing that would do would be to grow resentment, and perhaps make my daughter cling to the one who was worrying me even more-just for spite!! A teen can easily have the "I'll show you!" attitude and stay with someone they really weren't in love with, just to be oppositional.
It's hard-but there does come a point in life when you have to let go and have faith that at least some of the lessons you taught have sunk in somewhere. I have a very real goal to be a decent mother in law. I won't get involved unless I'm asked. I hope I hope I hope. Time will tell if I can pull that one off ;)
Yes, they're closing my school and 4 others due to budget cuts. We are looking at best case a 22 million dollar budget cut in the district. There is a special election to add a 1 cent sales tax for three years, and if that fails there will be a 44 million dollar deficit. The good news is they are merging our school with another school and my principal will be the principal over there, as the principal there is retiring. The bad news is I work for the district special ed department and not for the school, so I'm assigned based on caseload numbers. There should be enough students between both schools that I'll be able to move with my students, but even if I can't I won't be out of a job, I'll just move somewhere else. There is a shortage of people with my certification which is great for job security.
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Oh, and speaking of MILs, mine told me the other day the 1 cent tax "would only go to give teachers raises and wouldn't help the students."
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Say A Prayer But Let The Good Times Roll0 Reviews
What do do in the framilar town I once knew
Shower is outta the way, but what to do for clothes? I got it. Ill wear a plain black tee, pink hoodie with silver skulls and roses, jeans and my hot pink and lime green kangaroo's. I left my hair alone it looked good as is. I put on some eyeliner, lil bit of mascara and spritz some body spray and I was off to make some phone calls.
I think Im gonna invite Patrick. I havent really hung out with him much. Yeah its decided hes goin to the mall with me. I dont care if he plans. Geez Im so mean. I wakled down stairs to go get the phone. Hmm everyone is gone. Oh well, now wheres that phone? HA HA! I found you, you lil sucker you!
Patrick's POV
Uggg god damned phone! I drug my sluggish body across my room to get the phone. RING! RING! UHH SHUT UP!! I ansewered my 10:30 wake up call not at all pleased
"Ugh Hello?' I whispered harshley into the pone
"Well good mornin sweet pea" JJ's voice cooed in a sultry tone then she let out a small laugh" whats Petey pie tryin to sell you this hour of the morning?'
WHOA! She sounded so seductive. This is a good morning
"Uhhh Patrick. Buddy? Ya there?"
"Oh uh yeah. So whats shakin? wait a minute what?"
"Oh nevermind" She let out a small sigh " I was just wonderin do you wann go to the mall with me today?Cause no one is home and I just wanted to hang out ya know me and you?"
" yeah sure Just give me about a half hour and Ill be there. Ok?"
"Sure thing dollface"
"Alrighty see ya in a few"
We both said bye at the same time and hung up. I got into the shower, got dressed and made sure to smell good.
Normal POV
After I hung up the phone with Patrick. I went to walk out into the living room and wait, on my way there I shoted and di a happy dance for no reason at all. Man this kid is messin with my emotions. I hope it doesnt turn into mothin serious.I bet he has a super sexy girlfreind. I should stop thinking now. That really dangerous.
I plopped down on the couch and turned on the Tv. I hope theres something semi interesting on. I finally decided on good 'ole Jerry Springer. Soon enough there was a loud knock on the dor that shook me of mt trance like state.
What? Im lazy I odnt feel like gettin up from my spot. As soon as the door opened up. A strong wave of colonge wafted thru the house. I didnt smell bad at all. I was very pleasant. It was kinda intoxacating. Then Patrick peeked his head into the room and smiled at me. OH GAWD! that smile makes me get all school girlish. Kepp yopr cool JJ, its just Patrick. But thats the point its Patrick. This dude confuses the hell outta me. I felt the couch sink down. Patrick just sat there in silence for a few minutes and stared at the Tv. He seemed nervous.
"You ok sweetie?" I reached over and patted his leg. I instantly got chills when I touched him. Hes tensed up for a second.
"Oh yeah im fine, stil a lil tired though. So uh you ready to hit the road?"
"You know it!" I grabbed my purse and head out the door.
All in all we had fun at the mall. We hung out laughed took some stupid pictures, leanrned a few things out each other. I got four new pairs of jeans and quite a few shirts. They had some major sales at the mall. Patrick even got a new jacket and hat. me and patrick spent the rest of the at the park just talkin. It was perfect.
Patricks POV
Today was so much fun. JJ is a trip, now I know why her and Pete are so close. They act alike. But JJ is way prettier and smells much better. Wow im really catchin feelings for her. i should just shake them off, she probvbally just wants to be freinds. I just cant help myself. ill work it out. Il just got talk to Pete he knows her well enough to help me out.


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10 U.S. Code § 9840 - Final settlement of officer's accounts
Before final payment upon discharge may be made to an officer of the Air Force who has been accountable or responsible for public property, he must obtain a certificate of nonindebtedness to the United States from each officer to whom he was accountable or responsible for property. He must also make an affidavit, certified by his commanding officer to be correct, that he is not accountable or responsible for property to any other officer. An officer who has not been responsible for public property must make an affidavit of that fact, certified by his commanding officer. Compliance with this section warrants the final payment of the officer concerned.
Source(Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 595.)
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27 4 / 2013
ZTE Grand X LTE (T81) Mini Review
Android Overload! Over the course of a few months, I have immersed myself really deep into the Android ecosystem. First, I wrote about installing a custom ROM on my old phone (Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S), then I bought myself an Android tablet (Cherry Mobile Fusion Bolt) that seemed like a Nexus 7 knockoff (but a good one).
ZTE, a Chinese electronics and communications company, is a bit of an obscure name in the consumer smartphones category but sales data show that it is in the top 5 global smartphone vendors. In this day and age, global market just means the Chinese market and everything else anyway. I previously wrote about the ZTE T81 when I had gotten it as a freebie from Globe for signing up for a 2-year data contract. If you check out Globe's website for the other free phone options at Plan 999, it pretty much boils down to this phone, the Huawei Ascend P1 LTE and the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini. I can predict the question in your head right now – why didn't you choose the Samsung? Primarily, it's because of the lack of LTE, but in this post I'll explain that it is much more than that. Now, on to the [modest] specs:
- Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
- 4-inch LCD Display, 800×480 resolution, 233ppi
- 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 MSM8960 CPU
- Adreno 225 GPU
- 4GB internal storage
- Expandable up to 32GB via microSD card
- WiFi, Bluetooth
- 5-megapixel rear camera, LED Flash, VGA front camera
- HD 720p Video Recording
- microUSB v2.0
- 3.5mm audio jack
- 1900mAh Li-Ion battery
- Price: Free with a 2-year contract
What I find weird about this phone is that there is almost no documentation about it online. Searching for ZTE T81 gives the top result of an article regarding a different version of it for release in Australia (4.3 in screen with 8MP camera) and a press release from Globe about this specific version. Even ZTE's official website doesn't list this phone; it's like they aren't even acknowledging its existence. Here are some of my observations after using it for a couple of weeks.
- The performance is blazing fast. In my two weeks of usage, I never encountered any lag as going through the system and loading apps are both fast.
- The Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS installed is mostly stock with really hard to find customization from ZTE's part. It's very nice and clean.
- The battery is highly capable. I am able to use it one full day before I have to recharge when I come home at night. This is with data on and screen at mid brightness. Perhaps it is due to combination of a good capacity battery, an efficient CPU from Qualcomm and the low-end screen resolution. Turning on 4G LTE sucks the battery dry, though. I'll only be able to use it for half a day with LTE enabled.
- The size, shape and weight are all very comfortable to hold. Since it is made of cheap plastic, I don't think I'll even bother to use a case with it.
- The speakers and microphone are adequate. I have no complaints about either. The front-facing camera is highly useful too. Just don't expect #selfies with amazing picture quality.
- This is a personal thing, but I like how their is no visible branding on the phone — no logos, stickers or text anywhere. It's clean and basic, just the way I like it.
- 4G LTE internet speed really is amazing. It's already proven to be faster than my home network Wi-Fi, and our DSL internet is really no slouch.
- Terrible screen with terrible viewing angles and colour reproduction. Tilting the phone by just a few degrees would render the screen useless. The low-end resolution doesn't help too.
- Cheap build quality and cheap design make it an overall cheap looking and cheap feeling phone. Cheap cheap cheap. It's free, though.
- It has sub-par cameras that are only sometimes worth using if heavily processed and filtered in Instagram/Aviary/etc.
- Android Ice Cream Sandwich is nice and all, but this phone is already two Android updates late. Jelly Bean has a multitude of features and improvements and it is a shame that this phone won't get to enjoy them officially.
Here are some impressive benchmark scores and (the opposite of impressive) untouched rear camera samples. Quadrant says this phone performs ahead of the HTC One X!
On bright and well-lit environments, the camera has average performance, but it all falls apart when there is little light. On the majority of instances focusing isn't seamless as well.
Do I even like this product? I say yes. First and foremost, it is technically free, and that alone already makes it an insane value. The second best thing about this phone is the performance – it's really that good. It has the same CPU with 2012 flagship phones such as the Samsung Galaxy S3, HTC One X and Nokia Lumia 920. This efficient and fast CPU also leads to good battery life, and it has LTE built in. Using this phone for a few weeks has already made me forgot what lag is. And just for these reasons alone, I can overlook its multitude of shortcomings.
Now on to the part where I explain why I chose this phone over the others, specifically the Huawei Ascend P1 and Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini. The Samsung has a nice size and weight, and the screen is AMOLED, but it didn't have LTE so I eliminated it immediately just based on that. The Huawei, however is also a good choice, as it has LTE and the same CPU from Qualcomm, a better screen with better resolution (4.3 in AMOLED with 960x540 resolution) and its design looks much better, but based on specs from the net, it had a lower battery capacity. My main concern was to get the phone that would last me longer as I only plan to use it as a secondary phone. The ZTE T81 has a comfortable size and shape and its battery lasts the longest. After a few weeks of daily use, I can conclude that I definitely do not regret this decision.


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Implementing the Apriori Data Mining Algorithm with JavaScript
I've been working on my thesis for a little too long. I'm hopefully about finished, but that is beside the point. Part of what I've been working on revolves around the Apriori Data Mining algorithm. If you know what Apriori is, and you are looking for how to implement it, then this post is for you.
I've created a JavaScript implementation of Apriori. Admittedly, JavaScript isn't probably the most efficient programming language to implement Apriori with; however, I was constrained to use it for my project [1]. There have been many improvements to the Apriori Algorithm since Agrawal suggested it in 1993. I chose to instead create a simple implementation of the original algorithm. First, learn how the algorithm works; second, learn how to optimize it.
A little background
The purpose of the Apriori Algorithm is to find associations between different sets of data. It is sometimes referred to as "Market Basket Analysis". Each set of data has a number of items and is called a transaction. The output of Apriori is sets of rules that tell us how often items are contained in sets of data. Here is an example:
# each line is a set of items
a b c
a b d
a b e
a b d
# 100% of sets with a also contain b
# 25% of sets with a,b also have c
# 50% of sets with a,b also have d
The associations that Apriori finds are called Association rules. An association rule has two parts. The Antecedent is a subset of items found in sets of data. The Consequent is an item that is found in combination with the antecedent. Two terms describe the significance of the association rule. The Confidence is a percentage of data sets that contain the antecedent. The Support is a percentage of the data sets with the antecedent that also contain the consequent.
From the example above, we could find the following association rules
# consequence <- antecedent (confidence,support)
a <- b (100%, 100%) # b <- a is the same
c <- a b (100%, 25%)
d <- a b (100%, 50%)
It's easy to see the outcome from a simple example, but in some cases, there are thousands (or more) total items to search and possibly a much larger number of combinations of those items that make up all the data sets. Apriori is a fairly efficient way to iterate through the sets of data and finds association rules depending on a particular confidence and support provided as input.
Some more definitions
- Large Item Set
A set of items that is contained in enough transactions such that the percentage of transactions that contain this item set is greater than or equal to the minimum support. e.g., in the sets above, [a,d] would be a large item set if the minimum support was less than or equal to 50%.
- Candidate Set
A set of items that is currently being tested to see if it is a large item set or not. Candidate sets have a reference count and a current count. The reference count is the number of transactions (or sets of items) in the entire data set that contain this candidate set. The current count is used for calculating a probability of this set being a large item set as the algorithm iterates and adds candidate sets to the frontier set.
- Frontier Set
The set of all Candidate Sets. This is reset at the end of each iteration of the algorithm to be the set of candidate sets that are expected to be large but are not yet known if they are really a large item set or not.
I have two implementations of this algorithm for my thesis. An older version was an iterative algorithm that is an almost direct implementation of the original Apriori algorithm. The newer version uses JavaScript 1.7 generators to provide a chunked implementation of that can run easier in FireFox. You are free to download either version for reference or to modify and use as you wish.
Now, the algorithm explained. I've made minor modifications to the actual code here for clarity in explanation.
- Initialize your data sets
You can view my completed code for the definitions of LargeItemSets and CandidateSet
var L=new LargeItemSets(); // list to store discovered large item sets
// at first, the frontier set contains one candidate set that contains the empty set
// the ref_count for this empty set is the length of the transactions (every transaction
// contains the empty set).
var F=[new CandidateSet()]; // list of frontier sets
F[0].ref_count=trans.length; // trans=list of all transactions
var passCount=0; // the number of times the algorithm has iterated.
var support=.1; // whatever percentage you want to define for support
var confidence=.5 // whatever percentage you want to define for confidence
- Iterate through the transactions
The Frontier set contains one candidate set to begin with. Each iteration will clear and add new candidate sets to this set. When there are no new candidate sets in the frontier set, the algorithm proceeds to the next step.
while (F.length >0) {
var C=[]; // the list of candidate sets
In each pass, you test each transaction against all of the frontier sets. If the the transaction contains the frontier set, then you extend the frontier set with each of the items in the transaction that are not part of the frontier set. Those extensions (new candidate sets) are compared with the existing candidate sets. If a copy of a candidate set is found, (they contain the same items), the original candidate set's ref_count is incremented. Otherwise, the new candidate set is added to the candidate set list. The following code uses JavaScript 1.7 functions for iterating through the list and testing for list inclusion (forEach, some, et al).
for (var c=0;c<trans.length;++c) {
var t=trans[c]; // t will be the current transaction to test
// for each f in F
function(f) {
// if t contains f
if (f.contained_in(t) ) {
for (newcs in extend(f,t,c,support,[])) {
// if cf E C inc ref count else add to C
if (!C.some(function(lcs) {
if (lcs.equals_set(newcs.set)) {
if (!f.expected_large) lcs.expected_large=false;
return true;
} else {
return false;
})) {
Here is the extend function. For this to work, the items have to be ordered. Basically, it extends the item set (itemSet) by each of the items not already contained in the item set that are contained in the transaction (items). It also tests if the set should be extended by additional items by testing whether or not the reference count - current count (c) divided by the length of the transactions (the percentage of the progress iterating through the transactions) is greater than the percentage of transactions that contain the specific item. In other words, if there is a fair probability that extending this set further will result in another large item set, the algorithm does that now rather than requiring an entire new iteration through the transactions in order to find the new large item set. That part can actually be skipped, but it does speed up the algorithm considerably when the number of transactions is large. You'll have to read the original Apriori paper and determine for yourself if I've implemented that portion correctly. If I didn't, this all still works but is just less efficient than it could be since it will take additional iterations to find the bigger large item sets.
function extend( itemSet, items, c, support, ik ) {
var ij = itemSet.set.length>0 || ik.length>0 ?
items.slice (
ik.length>0 ?
items.indexOf( ik[ik.length-1] )+1:
items.indexOf( itemSet.set[itemSet.set.length-1] )+1
) :
//ij.forEach ( function (i) {
for (var i=0;i
var cs=new CandidateSet();
yield cs;
// further extend?
// expected support = F(u) * (x-c)/dbSize
var s = (itemSet.ref_count-itemSet.cur_count)/trans.length * all_items[ij[i]].length / trans.length;
s *= all_items[k].length / trans.length;
cs.expected_large = s >= support;
if ( cs.expected_large )
for ( nc in this.extend( itemSet, items, c, support, ik.concat(ij[i]) ) )
yield nc;
After testing each front set with each transaction, you consolidate a new list of front sets. Any candidate set that meets the minimum support is added to the Large Item sets. If, in addition, that candidate was expected to not be a large set, but it turned out to be large, then it is added to the frontier set.
// consolidate
function(cs) {
if (cs.ref_count / trans.length >= support ) {
L.add(cs); // add cs to Large Item Sets
if (cs.expected_large == false ) {
- Find the association rules
The association rules are simply taken from subsets of the large item sets. First of all, if there is a Large Item Set that has 4 items, then all the subsets of items of length ( 3, 2, and 1) are also large item sets. The association rule is found by taking the reference count of those item sets of length n-1, where n is the length of the item set, that are contained in the item set, and dividing by the reference count of the item set. The result is the confidence of the association rule. If the confidence meets your minimum confidence requirement, then the rule is output. Here is a not-so-efficient way that I did it, but it illustrates the process.
LargeItemSets.prototype.yieldRules = function(confidence) {
for ( var i=this.max_length; i> 1; --i ) {
for (cs in Iterator(this.sets[i])) {
// find children of cs
for (c in Iterator(this.sets[i-1])) {
if (c[1].contained_in(cs[1].set)) {
if ( cs[1].ref_count / c[1].ref_count >= confidence ) {
yield new AssociationRule ( c[1], cs[1] );
There you have it. If I borked something, feel free to leave a comment and let me know.
[1] FireFox has a component API that can load objects written in other languages but I chose not to spend time learning those details.
[2] An old version of my implementation that used a sequential loop (which is described in this post) to execute the Apriori Algorithm. View
[3] A newer version that uses JavaScript 1.7 Generators to implement a chunked Apriori Algorithm. View
This code was hosted on an old server. I created a public github repository to be the new permanent host.
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im doing mca.
can u help me about apriori algorithm source code in java how run that java program
Could you please help me about apriori algorithm source code in C or any language
Could you please help me about apriori algorithm source code in C or any language, and send to my email please:
For Java, you might have a look at Weka.
As far as providing sources in "any language", isn't that what this post already did? The sources are in JavaScript for this particular implementation.
I have big problem in apriori algorithm,that is I want to read data from .txt files (transaction file)
and print out strong rules for dicisin maker
but all codes must be in java language
this is my project for college but there is
no one help me.please, if you can help me send an email.
thank you……
I couldn't give much more help than I have here. The linked source code completely implements the algorithm. Just study it and translate it to Java.
thank you…
Could you please help me about apriori algorithm source code in C
I suggest looking at this implementation in C:
The program works very well and the source is provided for you to look at.
im doing mca.
can u help me about apriori algorithm source code in java how run that java program
We have discovered new technique to mine frequent item set using graph but it only take much more memory but Time is reduced and Updating is very very easy when both Transactional Data Base & min-support count is changed………..Can I express it as IEEE paper… If any way
there is to reduce memory consumption ….Help Me…
i need appriori algorithm to search frequently used nodes in mobile ad hoc networks .please provide this code as soon as possible which is executable in network simulator 2(NS2)
we have obtained a frequent pattern output from apriori algorithm ,we are stuck here can some one help us out how to generate association rule from this frequent pattern, to calculate support and confidence. We need code.please HELP!!!!
You're certainly free to browse the source code I provided. It does indeed do association rules after frequent patterns are collected.
[...] refer to the webpage to find article about it. You can download source code and project description from the codeplex [...]
can you help me to generate apriori algorithm sourcecode in java.
There are already Java Apriori algorithms available. Weka for instance has an implementation.
Can you send me your example please
I need for my paper
i am interested in viewing the js code you have but nothing opens when i click "view " in notes , for old code and new code
it only opens a blank site
i am confused please help
please mail me the code on my link
will be thankful to you
Sorry my code repository is no longer working since I changed servers. All the relevant code for Apriori is on this page though. The rest of my code just tied the algorithm to my client software.
First things first, thanks for posting this. I wish I had needed/found your code 2 years ago when the your code repository was working.
This statement might not be 100% true:
"All the relevant code for Apriori is on this page…"
In step #1 you mention:
"You can view my completed code for the definitions of LargeItemSets and CandidateSet"
So our definitions of "relevant code" may differ as I think the definition of "LargeItemSets" and "CandidateSet" might be relevant.
That said, I'll probably be able to look at the code you have provided and figure out the interface, but not the implementation, of your "LargeItemSets" and "CandidateSet".
Thanks again for your posting and if you can find a way to dig up the original full source code and make it available then, triple thanks!
Sorry about that. I'll give it a look through and see if there aren't a few files I can post. The old server with my code repository is no longer running.
Hey no problem, thanks for sharing what you did. I'll subscribe to your feeds and check back on this page from time to time, but if you can't get the files uploaded, don't sweat it; your blog post is still helpful.
i need apriori association rule mining souce code in java. plz any one can help me.
You Indians need to figure things out on your own. Stop asking for everything to be handed to you.
Where can I find the older version ? The link seems to be broken, and here http://github.com/mulicheng/Fireshare is just the new one.
Thank you!
The old code site is no longer available. There isn't anything on the old site that isn't in the github repository though. What can't you find?
Thanks so much for the post on apiori algorithm
hey! plz can u give in the code in javascript
How do I use this? Do I call dowork() while looping over each itemset in the dataset?
May I see the final output of the code?? Because im about to use the code to my project. But it's not working.
All the results and the paper detailing the study are available here:
The code is a number of years out of date. While the concepts are still valid I doubt it would work out of the box in Firefox these days.


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My boyfriend and I are thinking of visiting England w/in the next few months and are wondering when the weather really starts to turn nasty. We'd like to perhaps go in September. Any thoughts?
My boyfriend and I are thinking of visiting England w/in the next few months and are wondering when the weather really starts to turn nasty. We'd like to perhaps go in September. Any thoughts?
Oddly enough, this very topic came up yesterday in a discussion among friends. Who had bad weather in Jan/Feb....my friend did, who had great weather same time last year....me. Another friend visited last year in August (just London) and it was great.
There's really no guarantee on how the weather will be anyplace, anywhere. Sure there are temperature averages, precip averages etc but if one is visiting for one or two weeks, than the averages aren't as meaningful. My rule of thumb is and always has been that I go and just expect anything but hope for the best. If I don't get the best - though most of the time things generally seem to work out weather wise - then I just try and make the best with what I've got because I'm usually in an exciting place, seeing things I love or maybe have never seen before and having wonderful experiences, rain or shine.
Remember that in almost every destination - except for maybe beach vacations - there's almost always as much to do INSIDE and there is to do OUTSIDE so if one is a bit flexible with one's itinerary, one can hit museums, castles or whatever on a rainy day and walkabouts for better days.
London is situated within a notoriously odd weather pocket and so clouds and rain are as common as snow on the Alpine tips. That said, there's no reason to believe you won't experience some sunny London weather.
Finally, if you've got the time and money set aside to go in September, then go in September!! England is a lovely country and rain or shine, there is so much to see and do that I doubt you'll be disappointed. On my January trip last year I was in England (including London of course) and Scotland I had better weather than I'd ever imagined I could get. Just pack a small umbrella and/or one of those lightweight, weatherproof anoraks that fold up easy into your daypack and just go and ENJOY! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]
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September can be a beautiful month in England. If you can go in Septemberyou would enjoy it. The school holidays are over, so sightseing is a little quieter. Families with school age children like to take their holidays before school resumes, normally about 8th September. The weather is often very nice in September.
I lived there for most of my life.
I've travelled to UK several times and I have found that I quite enjoyed winter in the UK. Most places are centrally heated and everything is alot cheaper and less crowded at this time. (The opening hours are shorter tho). As an Aussie I also quite like getting away from the heat and being hit with the odd snowstorm. (Call me crazy!) [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]
Because weather patterns in London are phenomenal I believe you will find them quite entertaining.
No matter when you decide to travel, bring a wind-sturdy umberella and a LONG raincoat. I found a great one at Lands End--very light weight . . .
I visited in June last year. The weather was very cool and (of course) wet, so sandals though very chic were uncomfortable (yes, I wore them anyway!). But I personally find potentially wet weather easier to take in warmer climes.
I'm from Texas where the saying is, If you don't like the weather, wait a few minutes . . . . As big as Texas is on these matters, London has us beat--big time!
I say the weather will be entertaining because it changes very rapidly. Sunshine for a half hour or more . . . big fat downpour . . . slight drizzle . . . rainbow . . . clearing skies . . . downpour--you will love it.
Bottom line--I'd recommend June-July-August or the very earliest part of September.
I agree with Prudence. The weather here can can rapdily. For instance the weather forcast can tell you that London is going to sunny with little or no clouds. It then pours with rain all day. Do not travel without your umbrella.
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If September is your vacation month than by all means go. I usually travel in the fall, less tourists, less crowds, people seem even more friendly and I don't let weather dampen (no pun intended) my traveling. I, personally, will not carry an umbrella but use a waterproof jacket with hood and it has served me well for many, many years. I also carry a pair of rain pants that fold up into a very tiny pack in case there is a monsoon. Have a great time come rain or come shine.
Just got back from a 9 day visit including the Chelsea Flower Show (May 21).
Needed a moderately heavy coat every day (high 50's and cloudy or drizzly) until the day we flew to Paris (on May 23) when it reached the low 70's.
I've been there in August during a heat wave and high humidity as well.
Best way to plan is to expect just about anything weatherwise.
Like many countries all over the world, the climate is definitely changing in England (I hope governments in all countries will start to take the devastating effects of global warming seriously sooner rather than later). At the time of writing in Aug we are in the midst of a heatwave in London - records were broken yesterday with a high of 96F in central London. Not pleasant weather for those of us trying to work here!
It is true that the weather can change quickly (but London actually gets less rain than many other places - everyone has an image of it always raining here) so it is best to come prepared for all eventualities. It rarely snows or gets bitterly cold in winter so is generally pleasant for walking around at any time of year (just not now - much too hot!). If possible, it's better to come when the kids are back at school in early Sept - less crowded, less expensive. Sept is generally a good month but my favourite time here is spring when nature seems to spring to life in early April.
Statistically, London gets less rain than many other places - but it does take longer to fall owing to the mind-numbing drizzle. What falls in our area in a day can take a fortnight to drizzle down in London.
September month is best time to travel England. some time weather could be change but I think you will surely enjoy you trip .
My vote would be for September too. It can still be reasonably warm, the evenings are still quite light and in many parts of the country the autumn colours are lovely. Early October would be okay too.
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I'd say early May, flights would be cheaper and the weather is not yet that hot, but is improving.
We went mid October and must have gotten lucky becasue it was still really nice. Probably in the 50's most of the time. But I think that was unusual.
October can be lovely in the British Isles- it's known as an Indian summer, or St Luke's little summer- when the weather's mild and the winds have dropped.
Last year and this have been terrible summers, windy and wet. The experts put it down to a kink in the jet stream.....and we'll all be seeing extremes because of global warming.
I would say you can visit between May and august because in these months the climate is not too cold or hot it is will be in middle range.
I would vote for April, as long as it's not Easter. We had a fabulous April this year. That's not to say it will be like that every year, but April does seem to be one of the more reliable months.
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Although right now it is difficult for me to remember *why* I visited England and Scotland in January and the weather was very fine! I would never have imagined having such pleasant days, but in fact that is how it turned out. London was a bit drizzly but that is not terribly uncommon....I did see the sun whilst there!
I post this to say essentially, that not everyone gets to choose what might seem to be an ideal month to visit and so not to be discouraged from traveling during months that might otherwise seem unappealing but perhaps might be the only time possible for one to take a trip.
In many instances, travelers ask "when is the best time to go?" and more often than not I would say to anyone who truly loves travel, go anytime you are able or wish to go! Indeed there are some parts of the world that experience EXTREME conditions which could definitely interfere or make it very difficult to enjoy oneself. My feeling is that whenever I might get a chance to go somewhere, it's likely that I will go!
It's nice to go for special times and special seasons, indeed. And then it's just nice to go!
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I might not approve of Zionism, as it is, in this Christian separatists opinion, an unholy alliance between Christians and Jews; but I will never support this bile, which is below at the link.
Go read: The Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity : 'We Are With You…Here Are The Missiles'.
The truth is that Israel is defending itself from a Islamic terrorist organization, whose charter calls for the destruction of Israel. An organization who started this latest conflict, by kidnapping three Israeli kids, killing them and then burning their bodies. Then, when Israel enacted a blockade of Gaza; they began aimlessly firing rockets into Israel. Finally, Israel decided enough was enough, and invaded that strip of land to rid Gaza of these terrorists. If the United States of America wants to help Israel defend itself from Muslim terrorists, by sending them missiles, then by-golly let them do it. Frankly, America's prosperity in the past has come from being a friend of Israel.
Even I as a paleoconservative, think that what Israel is doing, is proper, right and moral. Furthermore, I question the motives, patriotism, Christianity and sanity of those who disagree with belief. I may have a beef with some of the political players here in America, who happen to be Jewish. But, my support of Israel and what it is doing in Gaza is without measure and frankly; I hope they bomb the strip of land to a pile of dirt and rubble.
Do not misunderstand me here; I do not wish to see American boots on the ground in the Gaza strip, nor in Israel. They do not need our help. But, they do need our support to fight the battle and I say let them have it.
Enough is enough! It is time that we Conservative Christians begin to call out those, like The Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity; which is nothing more than a clearing house for anti-Jewish and Anti-Israel bile. If this think-tank was a legit group that put out papers or articles against Wilsonian foreign policy, it would not be a problem. However, this think-tank is nothing more than an Jew-bashing group of thugs, whose purpose is to issue blood libels against Israel and the Jews. They have proven that time and again with postings like the one above.
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The American solar photovoltaic (PV) industry has grown tremendously in recent years. In 2012, more than 3,300 MW of solar power were installed throughout the United States, with a record 1,300 MW installed in the last three months of the year alone. Falling costs for hardware and installation have accelerated this trend, but it has mainly been driven by public policies that generously reward those who install solar systems.
PUC OKs more solar capacity for Xcel
The solar industry applauded a decision by the Colorado Public Utilities Commission that allows Xcel Energy Inc. (NYSE: XEL) to acquire as much as 33.6 megawatts as part of the company's Solar Rewards program.
Lifesaving Solar Power for Army Firefly Sniper Detection System
The Department of Defense has been aggressively pursuing alternative energy both as the key to future national security and as a means of reducing troop casualties in the field, and a new Army solar project provides a perfect illustration of the two entwined goals.
After Sandy, AT&T Builds Solar Phone Charging Stations Across NYC
In the days following Superstorm Sandy, Starbucks and other restaurants in the New York City region had lines out the door. The customers were not in line to get coffee or food, but instead to use the electric outlets to charge their dead cell phones.