Cashless payment habits have been widely applied to the transportation system, restaurants and shops in the mall area. So, it is normal if the growth of mobile payment services is currently very rapid. The ease of doing transactions and promotional offers in the form of points and cashback in digital wallet applications (e-wallets) is very beneficial for its users. One of the most popular e-wallets is OVO. With so many reviews about OVO customer opinions on social media, there has also been a lot of public opinion. These opinions can produce negative or positive statements. Sentiment analysis is the mining of opinions or text to classify opinions or user reviews, of a brand reviews, product reviews, or service reviews into the category of positive or negative opinion. The methods used in this research are Naive Bayes and SVM. Both of these algorithms are the best algorithms widely used in text classification research. However, both of these algorithms have weaknesses in several parameters. So, in this study Feature Selection is used to improve its performance. The evaluation was carried out using 10-fold cross validation. Measurement accuracy is measured by confusion matrix and ROC curves. This study uses 500 positive reviews and 500 negative reviews as data training. The results of this study indicate that the use of PSO-based Naive Bayes algorithm produces an accuracy value of 93.10 percent with an AUC value of 0.750. While the results of research from the PSO-based SVM algorithm are 91.30 percent with an AUC value of 0.970. Based on these results the accuracy value generated by the Naive Bayes algorithm is classified as Fair Classification and SVM is classified as Excellent Classification. The AUC value generated by the Naive Bayes algorithm is also smaller than SVM. Therefore, in this study found that SVM is the best algorithm in classifying text.
To determine the best Judo athlete, Rajawali Judo Club of Battalion Arhanud 1 Divif 1 Kostrad has several obstacles such as making a decision in determining the best Judo athlete by the Coach and the Achievement Development which only based on experience which is estimated without the existence of any system. This results in subjectivity and the absence of a strong basis for competent objective decision making which then triggers gaps between athletes. The absence of specific criteria creates that result in not targeting the selection of the best Judo athletes. For this reason, a method, in this case, is needed to choose the AHP (Analytical Hierarchy Process) method and a number of criteria as indicators in determining the best Judo athlete. While the referenced criteria are Self-Dropping Technique (Ukemi), Slamming Technique (Nage-waza), Lockdown or Lying Technique (Katame-waza), Discipline and Achievement. The purpose of this study is expected to produce statistical data as an evaluation material for the training team to minimize or even eliminate the gap between fellow Judo athletes at the Rajawali Judo Club of Battalion Arhanud 1 Divif 1 Kostrad. The result of this study is based on Analytical Hierarchy Process calculations, obtained the most important priority criteria in determining the best Judo athlete in which the Achievement criteria with value 0.325 or equivalent to 32%, then followed by Disciplinary criteria with value 0.227 or equivalent to 23%, Slamming Technique criteria (Nage-waza) with value 0.211 or equivalent to 21%, Lockdown/Laying Technique criteria (Katame-waza) with value 0.125 or equivalent to 12% and in the last rank the Self-Dropping Technique criteria (Ukemi) with value 0.112 or equivalent to 11%.
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