2012 International Conference on Computing, Electronics and Electrical Technologies (ICCEET) 2012
DOI: 10.1109/icceet.2012.6203768
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Data mining classification technique for talent management using SVM

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“…During the searches in the Scopus database, other papers with themes related to the use of analytics in the context of HR could be found, such as e-HRM (electronic Human Resources Management, related to IT support in the construction and implementation of IS prepared for the HR demands, according to Schalk et al, 2013), Artificial Intelligence and Big Data in specific HR practices and subsystems (such as talent management and admissions, for example), according to Hamilton & Sodeman (2020), Pillai & Sivathanu (2020), Vaidya et al (2020), Garcia-Arroyo & Osca (2019), Oentaryo et al (2018), Brynjolfsson and Mitchell (2017), Aral et al (2012), Yasodha & Prakash (2012) and Jantan et al (2009). Such applications are sometimes addressed without the use of typical keywords such as "Human Resources Analytics" or "People Analytics" and may delineate a field derived from the use of technology in the context of HRM, but perhaps not central to HR Analytics, as suggest Cheng & Hackett (2021).…”
Section: Collection Of Papersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the searches in the Scopus database, other papers with themes related to the use of analytics in the context of HR could be found, such as e-HRM (electronic Human Resources Management, related to IT support in the construction and implementation of IS prepared for the HR demands, according to Schalk et al, 2013), Artificial Intelligence and Big Data in specific HR practices and subsystems (such as talent management and admissions, for example), according to Hamilton & Sodeman (2020), Pillai & Sivathanu (2020), Vaidya et al (2020), Garcia-Arroyo & Osca (2019), Oentaryo et al (2018), Brynjolfsson and Mitchell (2017), Aral et al (2012), Yasodha & Prakash (2012) and Jantan et al (2009). Such applications are sometimes addressed without the use of typical keywords such as "Human Resources Analytics" or "People Analytics" and may delineate a field derived from the use of technology in the context of HRM, but perhaps not central to HR Analytics, as suggest Cheng & Hackett (2021).…”
Section: Collection Of Papersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…S. Yashoda and P.S. Prakash [12] discussed about optimization of classification models by the application of support vector machines. Youzheng Chang and Guan Ming [13] in their paper explained that the application of data mining techniques have been extended to processes detecting associations between personal profile and work behavior and analyzing employee data for many other tasks like staffing, budgeting, training etc.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las máquinas de vectores de soporte se pueden equiparar a los análisis estadísticos de regresión lineal o no lineal comúnmente utilizados, como la regresión múltiple, pero son mucho más robustos, la calidad de las máquinas de soporte vectorial se determina con el entrenamiento y la capacidad de generalización (Cristianini et al,2000). Yasodha et al, (2012), tomaron factores tales como la experiencia humana, el conocimiento y la capacidad de juicio y aplicaron técnicas de minería de datos utilizando un método híbrido entre coeficiente de contingencia de atributo de clase (CACC) y máquinas de soporte vectorial (SVM) para la clasificación de datos para la gestión y selección de recursos humanos para determinados puestos laborales.…”
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