1st research paper published @IEEE.

 Hello,

Recently published a research paper on IEEE explore through 12th ICCCNT conference held virtually at IIT KGP. The paper is titled "A review on Weighted Association Rule Mining (WARM) Using Python Programming Language". As the name suggests, the paper focuses on implementation of WARM using python programming language, which, to my astonishment did not exist before. It contains the pseudocode and the code base shall soon be uploaded on the web as an open sourced project. 

I would like to thank my mentor Dr. Shalini Wadhwa who encouraged me to pursue this path and through her experience, helped me to publish this paper. I would also like to mention Mr. Shankhadeep Roy who gave me this problem statement during my internship period (May - Sep 2020) at SAP India. Finally, the person who suggested me this journal, Mr. Varun Kumar Nyalapelli.

It is not just a piece of theoretical work, I strongly believe that a gap existed and this is my attempt to fill it. I hope it will be useful to someone like me and Mr. Roy who were struggling to solve our problem using WARM but could not because no such library or code existed in python before. 

Thank you






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