Abstract

Online learning is also referred to as E-learning which has gained huge attention and attracted most people during the COVID-19 lockdowns. Due to the excess of online information, users face severe challenges and difficulties realizing the best course that is being competitive in the global market. Therefore, it is necessary to develop an online recommendation system that supports the users in selecting the finest course with E-learning. Thus, the proposed work develops a robust RS model using different approaches. Initially, the pre-processing stage is performed to reduce the presented noise in the website data. Then, the feature extraction stage is done to extract the needed features using Improved TF-IDF, W2V (Word 2 Vector), and Hybrid N-gram. Finally, Elman Minimal Redundancy Maximum Relevance and Enhanced Aquila Optimization (EMRMR_EAO) model is proposed to provide Robust course recommendations. In this work, the ERNN method is used to classify the sentiments based on the similarity measure of the MRMR model. The top course recommendation is afforded depending on the similarity scores like Jaccard similarity, cosine similarity and euclidean similarity. Also, the loss function in the classifier is reduced by optimizing the weight parameters using the EAO approach. The performance analysis shows that the proposed recommendation model obtains improved results in terms of accuracy of 99.98%, recall of 99.81%, precision of 99.65%, and F-measure of 99.95%. The comparative analysis exhibit that the proposed EMRMR_EAO model attains better performance than the other existing works in the literature.

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