2020
DOI: 10.18280/ria.340112
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Predicting the E-Commerce Companies Stock with the Aid of Web Advertising via Search Engine and Social Media

Abstract: The consumer services market greatly depends on the consumers feedbacks. The best provided services will be increasing the rating of those services subsequently annotated with their good feedback. To give feedback one platform is social media like twitter is very suitable one. To attain consumers interest on their services, consumer markets utilizes advertisements via search engine marketing and social media platforms. The advertisements are very attractive and mind catching, people will be informed, motivated… Show more

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“…The second most popular method for fusing classification results is the tree-based method, which involves first feeding forecasts of all base learners into a tree-based algorithm, then mapping each prediction to a neighborhood in the set of dependent variables, and then returning the mean neighborhood [99]. The most commonly used tree-based methods include gradient boosting [40], [75], [96] and random forest [28], [40], [75]. It is worth noting that Barak et al [27] used five tree-based methods for decision fusion: the BF tree, decision table, decision tree, decision tree naïve Bayes (DTNB), and the LAD tree, with the decision table performing the best.…”
Section: A Fusion Methods For Classificationmentioning
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“…The second most popular method for fusing classification results is the tree-based method, which involves first feeding forecasts of all base learners into a tree-based algorithm, then mapping each prediction to a neighborhood in the set of dependent variables, and then returning the mean neighborhood [99]. The most commonly used tree-based methods include gradient boosting [40], [75], [96] and random forest [28], [40], [75]. It is worth noting that Barak et al [27] used five tree-based methods for decision fusion: the BF tree, decision table, decision tree, decision tree naïve Bayes (DTNB), and the LAD tree, with the decision table performing the best.…”
Section: A Fusion Methods For Classificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Author(s) ANN [22], [33], [41], [42], [57], [58] Decision Tree [28], [40], [75], [96] SVM [43], [68], [93] LSTM [30], [88] PNN [34] ELM [48] DBN [84]…”
Section: Table III Homogeneous Base Learners For Classification Base ...mentioning
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“…In the context of Internet economy, online trading platforms provide numerous small businesses with entrepreneurial and employment opportunities and offer convenient consumption approaches and choices to all citizens [1][2][3][4][5]. As an indispensable part of the modern market economy, the WeMedia marketing channels (e.g., live broadcast, WeChat, forums, short videos, and Weibo) on Chinese online e-commerce platforms achieved a turnover of more than 100 billion yuan [6][7][8][9][10].…”
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confidence: 99%