Recommendation systems have recently gained a lot of popularity in various industries such as entertainment and tourism. They can act as filters of information by providing relevant suggestions to the users through processing heterogeneous data from different networks. Many travelers and tourists routinely rely on textual reviews, numerical ratings, and points of interest to select hotels in cities worldwide. To attract more customers, online hotel booking systems typically rank their hotels based on the recommendations from their customers. In this paper, we present a framework that can rank hotels by analyzing hotels’ customer reviews and nearby amenities. In addition, a framework is presented that combines the scores generated from user reviews and surrounding facilities. We perform experiments using datasets from online hotel booking platforms such as TripAdvisor and Booking to evaluate the effectiveness and applicability of the proposed framework. We first store the keywords extracted from reviews and assign weights to each considered unigram and bigram keywords and, then, we give a numerical score to each considered keyword. Finally, our proposed system aggregates the scores generated from the reviews and surrounding environments from different categories of the facilities. Experimental results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed recommendation framework.
Genetic Algorithm (GA) is a popular desire for the researchers for creating an automated cryptanalysis system. GA strategy is useful for many problems. Genetic Algorithms try to solve problems by using genetic processes. Different techniques for deciding on fitness function relying on the ciphers have proposed by different researchers. The most necessary component is to set such a fitness function that can evaluate different types of ciphers on the identical scale. In this paper, we have proposed a combined fitness function that is valid for great sorts of ciphers. We use GA to select the fitness function. We have bought the higher result after imposing our proposed method.
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