Analyzing the Relation of Community Group for Research Paper Bookmarking by Using Association Rule
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Analyzing the Relation of Community Group for Research Paper Bookmarking by Using Association Rule

Authors: P. Jomsri

Abstract:

Currently searching through internet is very popular especially in a field of academic. A huge of educational information such as research papers are overload for user. So community-base web sites have been developed to help user search information more easily from process of customizing a web site to need each specifies user or set of user. In this paper propose to use association rule analyze the community group on research paper bookmarking. A set of design goals for community group frameworks is developed and discussed. Additionally Researcher analyzes the initial relation by using association rule discovery between the antecedent and the consequent of a rule in the groups of user for generate the idea to improve ranking search result and development recommender system.

Keywords: association rule, information retrieval, research paper bookmarking.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI): doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1329192

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