The importance of recommendation systems is increasing day by day due to the massive number of data and information-overloaded arising from the internet. This data can be collected in predictive datasets; these datasets can be processed and analysed via data mining methods. In this paper, an efficient hybrid movie recommender system has been designed using the association rules mining technique and K-nearest neighbours (KNN) algorithm as a classification method. The K-nearest neighbours (KNN) algorithm subsystem was used to create the first candidate list through a practical MovieLens dataset, which was retrieved from the source of the NetFlix network. Beside, the Apriori algorithm subsystem is used to analyse the same dataset and create the second list. Finally, the proposed system creates a final recommended list by matching the two lists. The results of the proposed system provide better performance than the existing systems in terms of the important degree. The important degree gives a better accuracy rate than the existing techniques used.
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