The document discusses techniques for mining high utility item sets (HUIs) using three proposed algorithms: apriorich, apriorihc-d, and chud, which aim to efficiently discover closed high utility itemsets (CHUIs) from large databases. The paper addresses the challenges of frequent item set mining (FIM), including the inefficiency of traditional methods in identifying valuable item sets with low frequencies and presents a novel approach called DAHU for recovering all HUIs effectively. The results indicate a significant reduction in the computational cost and the number of high utility itemsets, enhancing the efficiency of the mining process.