2020 IEEE International Conference on Computing, Power and Communication Technologies (GUCON) 2020
DOI: 10.1109/gucon48875.2020.9231074
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Skill Based Course Recommendation System

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“…The classification techniques KNN and Support Vector Machine with Radial Basis Kernel are reviewed, used, and compared during the data-mining process. Additionally, the article seeks to replace the current heuristic process's mathematical underpinning with data mining techniques, (10) Authors in [55] improved the accuracy of course recommendations using a machinelearning approach that utilizes the Naive Bayes algorithm, (11) Authors in [56] developed a list of suggestions for academics and professionals on the choice, configuration, and application of ML algorithms in predictive analytics in STEM education, (12) Based on a variety of criteria, authors in [57] mapped their present-day students to their alumni students. Then, in contrast to earlier articles that employed k-means, they used c-means and fuzzy clustering to find a superior way to predict the student's elective course, (13) The goals of the study [58] were to determine how KNN and Naive Bayes can be used to suggest the best and most advanced course options for students.…”
Section: Aim Of Studies That Used Novel Approachesmentioning
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“…The classification techniques KNN and Support Vector Machine with Radial Basis Kernel are reviewed, used, and compared during the data-mining process. Additionally, the article seeks to replace the current heuristic process's mathematical underpinning with data mining techniques, (10) Authors in [55] improved the accuracy of course recommendations using a machinelearning approach that utilizes the Naive Bayes algorithm, (11) Authors in [56] developed a list of suggestions for academics and professionals on the choice, configuration, and application of ML algorithms in predictive analytics in STEM education, (12) Based on a variety of criteria, authors in [57] mapped their present-day students to their alumni students. Then, in contrast to earlier articles that employed k-means, they used c-means and fuzzy clustering to find a superior way to predict the student's elective course, (13) The goals of the study [58] were to determine how KNN and Naive Bayes can be used to suggest the best and most advanced course options for students.…”
Section: Aim Of Studies That Used Novel Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Again, the most common weaknesses in this research area were dataset-related, whether the authors did not mention any information about the used dataset, as in [58]; or the ambiguity about preprocessing steps, performed as [47,57,58]; or the lack of information about the data-splitting methods used, as in [48,49,57].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For example, Tsinghua University in Beijing has developed an image recognition system for security in public places [8]. The Japanese division of Omron has developed an image recognition system for mobile phones [9]. Riya, a company of image recognition scientists at Stanford University, has developed an open-ended testing Web service for searching facial images in digital photo albums [10][11][12][13][14].…”
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“…The main goal of RSs is to deliver customized information to a great variety of users according to their preferences [6]. Considering the various aspects of the course section and technological process, it is necessary to generate a recommendation system that meets students' needs and navigates through the learning process.…”
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confidence: 99%