Analisa Kinerja Metode Naive Bayes Dengan Pembobotan Data
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2021Author
Afdhaluzzikri, Afdhaluzzikri
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Mawekang, Herman
Sitompul, Opim Salim
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Classification using naive bayes algorithm for air quality dataset has an accuracy
rate of 39.97%. This result is considered not good and by using all existing data
attributes. By doing pre-processing, namely feature selection using the gain ratio
algorithm, the accuracy of the Naive Bayes algorithm increases to 61.76%. This
proves that the gain ratio algorithm can improve the performance of the naive bayes
algorithm for air quality dataset classification. Classification using naive bayes
algorithm for air quality dataset. While the Water Quality dataset has an accuracy
rate of 93.18%. These results are considered good and by using all existing data
attributes. By doing pre-processing, namely feature selection using the gain ratio
algorithm, the accuracy of the Naive Bayes algorithm increases to 95.73%. This
proves that the gain ratio algorithm can improve the performance of the naive bayes
algorithm for air quality dataset classification. Classification using Naive Bayes
algorithm for Water Quality dataset. Based on the tests that have been carried out on
all data, it can be seen that the Weight nave Bayes classification model can provide
better accuracy values because there is a change in the weighting of the attribute
values in the dataset used. The value of the weighted Gain ratio is used to calculate
the probability in Naïve Bayes, which is a parameter to see the relationship between
each attribute in the data, and is used as the basis for the weighting of each attribute
of the dataset. The higher the Gain ratio of an attribute, the greater the relationship to
the data class. So that the accuracy value increases than the accuracy value generated
by the Naïve Bayes classification model. The increase in accuracy in the Naïve Bayes
classification model is due to the amount of weight accuracy from the attribute
selection in the Gain ratio.
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