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C 2. b 3. e. the rows). Similarly we can find concepts when increase in attributes or increase in class labels is performed. Incremental Classification Rules Based on Association Rules 17 incrementalLattice(minSuport, maxlevel,noiseThreshold) { if (objectIncremental) { for all class labels findExtent(newClassLabelExtent) read oldClassLabelExtent from file ClassLabelExtent = oldClassLabelExtent U newClassLabelExtent readConceptFromFile() for all attributes findAttributeExtent(newExtent)of incremented context readAttributeExtent(oldExtent) from file incrementExtent = newExtent U oldExtent if support(incrementExtent) < minSupport break; if (size(intersectExtent)) < noiseThreshold) break; if incrementExtent not present in concept list addExtentInConceptList(incrementExtent) for all concepts in ConceptList findIntersection(concept,incrementExtent,extent) if extent not present in concept list addExtentInConceptList(extent) endif endfor endfor } } Let’s assume that the incremented database is as given in Fig 3.