First release of NARCL
Posted by urban
This is the announcement for NARCL version 0.1.0.
What is NARCL?
NARCL stands for Negative Association Rules in Common Lisp. As the name suggests it is a program to find association rules and it is written in Common Lisp.
Why did you write it?
At the time where I started writing it no program existed that could compute negative association rules. But I may eventually need a program like that in the future.
How mature is the program?
Well, its version is 0.1.0 so you can imagine. What works is the computation of negative and positive association rules on a given set of transactions. But it is very slow, due to the use of rather inefficient data structures. Nonetheless it might be useful to some people, so here it is.
What license does it have?
The code is licensed under the LLGPL which is essentially the LGPL with some Lisp specific additions and clarifications.
Where can I download it?
You can download the source as a compressed tar ball from my web site:
