International Journal of Information Engineering and Electronic Business (IJIEEB)

IJIEEB Vol. 12, No. 6, Dec. 2020

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Classification of the User's Intent Detection in E-commerce systems – Survey and Recommendations

By Marek Koniew

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijieeb.2020.06.01, Pub. Date: 8 Dec. 2020

The personalized experience gets more and more attention these days. Many e-commerce businesses are looking for methods to deliver personalized service. Consumers are expecting, if not demanding, highly personalized experiences. Moreover, customers are typically willing to spend more when they receive such a custom-tailored service. A prerequisite to provide a genuinely personalized experience is to understand the customer. Intent detection is a new and challenging approach in modern e-commerce to understand the customer. We find that various aspects of customer intent detection can be tackled by leveraging tremendous recent recommendation systems' progress. In this work, we review existing works from different domains that can be re-used for customer intent detection in the e-commerce. Even though many methods are used, there is no comparison of available approaches. Based on a review of nearly 100 articles from 2015 until 2019, we propose a categorization of types of intent detection, personalization context, building a customer profile, and dynamic changes in user interests handling. We also summarize existing methods from applicability in the e-commerce domain, including the aspect of the General Data Protection Regulation requirements. The paper aims at the classification of applied techniques and highlights their advantages and disadvantages.

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Analysis of Blokchain Technology Recommendations to be Applied to Medical Record Data Storage Applications in Indonesia

By Senny Hapiffah Ardiles Sinaga

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijieeb.2020.06.02, Pub. Date: 8 Dec. 2020

Personal Health Record or we know as the medical record in Indonesia has its regulations relating to ownership, confidentiality and authorization from the authorities to provide medical record entries to their ownership. Not many health facilities in Indonesia that digitize medical record data storage and there are still many health facilities that use third parties to manage medical record data. This raises problems such as data access, data exchange, privacy, security and approval among the people involved in it. In this case, the doctor is authorized to provide the patient’s medical record, according to the examination results that have been carried out by the patient.
Blockchain technology or distributed ledger technology seems to offer a solution to some of the problems encountered. Blockchain is a digital ledger of verified transactions that are locked chronologically in an encrypted chain. This platform uses a decentralized approach that allows the information to be distributed and that each piece of distributed information or commonly known as data have shared ownership. Based on these functional needs, Blockchain technology Ethereum can be a solution. Ethereum blockchain provides smart contract features that are stateful and Turing-completeness, so that it can be used to store data and execute complex operations. This study provides an overview of how blockchain technology can be a solution to problems that arise related to the storage of patient medical record data in Indonesia. While the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) is used to accommodate file sharing requirements.

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Spelling Error Patterns in Typed Yorùbá Text Documents

By Asahiah Franklin Oladiipo Onifade Mary Taiwo Adegunlehin Abayomi Emmanuel

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijieeb.2020.06.03, Pub. Date: 8 Dec. 2020

While writing in most of the world’s major languages have a long history, Yorùbá is a relatively young language as far as writing it down is concerned. It is therefore an under-resourced language as far as tools for processing it in digital format is concerned. Spell checking is one of these tools. An analysis of the spelling error pattern is fundamental to the task of producing a good spell checker. We addressed this challenge in this article and our findings showed that spelling error pattern in Yorùbá followed that of other languages in general. There were, however, obvious departure from the norms in the specific. Diacritic-related misspelling accounted for more than 80% of all errors and words with single edit error were less than the generally expected minimum threshold of 80%. In addition, most of the errors were vowel-related with consonants accounting for less than 15% of all errors. Word-length does not seem to have any direct bearing on number of errors in a word. The research showed that the impact of diacritics on spelling error is more in Yorùbá where diacritics are majorly used for tone marking where it accounts for more than 80% of spelling errors than in languages like Brazilian Portuguese and Spanish where diacritics are used for differentiating characters where spelling error due to diacritics covered less than 60% of all errors. We thus conclude that while, to a significant extent, the character set used in a language determines distribution of spelling error, the purpose to which diacritics is employed in language also affect the distribution of spelling error in a language.

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Quality of Experience Assessment of Banking Service

By Mehran Junejo Asif A. Lagharic Awais K. Jumani Shahid Karim Mansoor Ahmed Khuhro

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijieeb.2020.06.04, Pub. Date: 8 Dec. 2020

In this paper, Quality of Experience (QoE) is used to assess and improve Bank’s customer satisfaction and provide quality of service (QoS) according to their demands. QoE based web platform was developed for the assessment of customer satisfaction. The Eclipse Neon Enterprise Edition was used for the design and development of platform and MySQL database was used for backend database storage. The front interface of the platform provided user facility to enter their complaints and information, which will store in the database. The stored data will be used for the analysis of a particular employee’s evaluations of his performance and behavior with customers. Management can observe the performance of the bank’s employees and can overcome their flaws by providing the required training. If one employee is lacking communication skills and is unable to convey his message to the customer of the bank, then the management can arrange training for improving his/her communication skills. .

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Implementation of Business Intelligence to Determine Evaluation of Activities (Case Study Indonesia Stock Exchange)

By Ali Fajri Ardiles Sinaga

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijieeb.2020.06.05, Pub. Date: 8 Dec. 2020

This study aims to examine how to evaluate the activities undertaken in IDX. By building the system "business intelligence implementation to determine the evaluation of activities ". Where in this study also used the algorithm Naive Bayes in the process of data classification activities that have been done. The approach to the development of this software is through the study of libraries, data collection, system design, system implementation, Test systems and analysis. The tools used in the development of this software are Pentaho, PostgreSQL (as a data processing tool), Microsoft Excel (as a tool for creating training data), XAMPP (as a Web server tool) and the encoding used in this software development is the PHP CodeIgniter framework (as the backend), Highcharts (as Dashboard views) and DataTables (as table views). In this study, authors build software that is expected to help the Directorate of Development (RPE) in conducting evaluation activities in IDX. The analysis of the study uses variables from budget-realization data and activity categories as comparators to figure out the activity status. The study also used IDX activity data in 2018 to implement a built-in system. The results of this study show that the realization of the budget and category of this activity strongly affects the activities that will be evaluated or not evaluated. Activities in each of the IDX representative offices are also potentially to be evaluated, depending on the value of the budget specified in the training data set.

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