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At the center of graph mining lies free extension of bases where a base or subgraph autonomously develops into various bigger bases in every cycle. Such a free development, perpetually, prompts the age of copies. Within the sight of chart segments, copies are created both inside and across allotments. Wiping out these copies brings about age and capacity cost as well as extra calculation for its end. Essential point is to plan methods to decrease creating copy foundations as we show that they can't be dispensed with. Proposed philosophy presents three requirement based enhancement strategies, each essentially improving the general mining cost by diminishing the quantity of copies produced. These options give adaptability to pick the correct procedure dependent on chart properties. Proposed philosophy tests show noteworthy advantages of these imperatives regarding capacity, calculation, and correspondence cost (explicit to divided methodologies) across graphs with differed qualities.