Mining frequent spatial patterns of urban activitiesThe Case study a Banks and financial and credit institutions of Tehran

Usually, geographical complications have a kind of adhesion to each other, and one complication attracts other complications. In other words, these collections are placed together so that as a result of gathering and settling in the vicinity, they complement each other and meet the needs of customers. The composition of such collections is influenced by economic, social, cultural, political, planning, physical factors, etc. To carry out this research, the location of branches and urban financial and credit institutions of Tehran was used, 3773 branches were used as a location for collecting data and making a collection of items. 56 classes of urban complications were considered for data analysis and extraction, and all complications that were within 200 meters of branches were extracted and then analyzed using a priori method. In this research, a set of rules were extracted that put different types of activities together. These rules show a better understanding of compatible activities, complementary activities, and previous and previous links of different types of activities