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Enhancing Service Excellence: Blockchain-AI TF-IDF RecommendationsEnhancing Service Excellence: Blockchain-AI TF-IDF Recommendations

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Enhancing Service Excellence: Blockchain-AI TF-IDF Recommendations
Authors
Mohamed Abubakar Dini김동성전태수
Issue Date
Sep-2024
Publisher
한국통신학회
Keywords
Algorithm; Artificial Intelligence; Blockchain; Cosine Similarity; Data; KNN; Recommendation system; Software; TD-IDF
Citation
한국통신학회논문지, v.49, no.9, pp 1274 - 1283
Pages
10
Journal Title
한국통신학회논문지
Volume
49
Number
9
Start Page
1274
End Page
1283
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/kumoh/handle/2020.sw.kumoh/28881
ISSN
1226-4717
2287-3880
Abstract
Recommendation systems, ubiquitous across diverse sectors such as e-commerce, streaming services, and social media, play a pivotal role in tailoring user experiences. However, their application remains underexplored in sectors like dealerships and vehicles, where personalized suggestions can significantly enhance customer engagement and decision-making. Despite their widespread use, limited attention has been directed towards optimizing recommendation systems for the unique dynamics of the dealership and vehicle sectors, presenting an untapped potential for improvement and innovation. Utilizing software, artificial intelligence, and algorithms, our system addresses user complaints by seamlessly integrating AI algorithms and blockchain technology for enhanced security. Leveraging the Term Frequency-Inverse Document Frequency of Records (TF-IDF) vectorization for precision, the system demonstrates remarkable accuracy (99.8%) through cosine similarity (CS) and K-Nearest Neighbors evaluation. Propelled by advanced AI algorithms, it outperforms other blockchain-based recommendation systems, showcasing its potential in dealership and vehicle-related contexts.
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