2020
DOI: 10.35940/ijrte.e5924.018520
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An Efficient Mining for Recommendation System for Academics

Abstract: At present time huge numbers of research articles are available on World Wide Web in any domain. The research scholar explores a research papers to get the appropriate information and it takes time and effort of the researcher. In this scenario, there is the need for a researcher to search a research based on its research article. In the present paper a method of Knowledge ablation from a collection of research articles, is presented to evolve a system research paper recommendation system (RPRS), which would g… Show more

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“…There are a lot of services out there that rely on machine learning algorithms. Computing models known as machine learning algorithms enable computers to recognize patterns in data, make predictions [31] or assessments based on that data [32], and all without human intervention or explicit programming. Image and audio recognition, recommendation systems, fraud detection, autonomous cars, natural language processing, etc.…”
Section: Machine Learning Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are a lot of services out there that rely on machine learning algorithms. Computing models known as machine learning algorithms enable computers to recognize patterns in data, make predictions [31] or assessments based on that data [32], and all without human intervention or explicit programming. Image and audio recognition, recommendation systems, fraud detection, autonomous cars, natural language processing, etc.…”
Section: Machine Learning Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The naive Bayes classifier is a probabilistic classifier built on the Bayes theorem that operates on the presumption that each feature contributes equally and independently to the target class [49]. The NB classifier makes the assumption that each feature is separate from the others and does not interact, therefore each feature independently and equally influences the likelihood that a sample belongs to a given class.…”
Section: Naive Bayes (Nb)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on a variety of account criteria, neural networks [11] and SVM are appropriate for detecting phony accounts on social networking sites since they can take a significant quantity of random input [12]. On the Bayes theorem, the Naive Bayes classifier [13] is based. It forecasts the likelihood that a particular variable belongs to a specific class.…”
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confidence: 99%