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Rafikha Aliana A Raof
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Rafikha Aliana A Raof
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Rafikha Aliana, A Raof
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Raof, Rafikha Aliana A.
Raof, R. A.A.
Raof, Rafikha Alaina A.
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PublicationHybrid approach for vegetable price forecasting in electronic commerce platform( 2024-06-01)
;Choong K.Y. ; ;Ong R.J.The significance of the agriculture sector in Malaysia is often overlooked, and there is a notable deficiency in the advancement of digitalization within the country’s agricultural domain. The integration of a price forecasting model in the platform enables the relevant parties, including farmers, to make informed decisions and plan their crop selection based on projected future prices. In this research, the authors proposed the hybrid approach with the combination of a linear model and a non-linear model in doing the vegetable price forecasting model. The hybrid model combining seasonal autoregressive integrated moving average (SARIMA)-discrete wavelet transform (DWT)-genetic algorithm neural network (GANN), referred to SARIMA-DWT-GANN, was used to forecast monthly vegetable prices in Malaysia. The historical vegetable price data is collected from the federal agricultural marketing authority Malaysia and split into training/test sets for modeling. The performance of the models is evaluated on the accuracy metrics including mean absolute error (MAE), mean absolute percentage error, and root mean square error (RMSE). The forecasted results using the proposed hybrid model are compared to those using the single SARIMA model. In conclusion, the hybrid SARIMA-DWT-GANN model is superior to the individual model, which obtained the smaller MAE and RMSE, and got the forecast accuracy of at least 95%.28 2 -
PublicationChatbot Application Training Using Natural Language Processing Techniques: Case of Small-Scale Agriculture( 2024-06-07)
;Ong R.J. ; ;Choong K.Y.Tacit knowledge, which is based on first-hand experience and is more difficult to articulate, has evolved alongside natural languages as they are passed down through the years. In computing, Natural Language Processing (or NLP) refers to a set of methods for studying and modelling human languages that may be studied and represented automatically. Extracting or searching through vast bodies of unregulated text for specific information can be a complex and time-consuming process. Knowledge comes in several shapes and sizes, but can usually be differentiated into two types: structured or unstructured. Using NLP techniques, unstructured text data can be translated into a structured and well-organized database and then used for question-answering purposes. This paper is about the implementation of NLP techniques to convert unstructured text data into a structured database for Chatbot application training.6 37