Abstract

Online prediction based on user profile or personal history is very essential to increase the revenue in E-commerce. To identify the potential users from a large amount of data and provide effective recommendation it is a very tedious task in data mining approach. Various researchers have already done dissimilar systems using various classification mining algorithms. The basic problem all the systems having a space complexity and heavy resources required to mine that much large data. Sometimes recommendations also generate different problems life redundant recommendations, cold start Matrix factorization, duplicate frequent itemset generation, etc. To eliminate such problems we propose a detection strategy of cold start Matrix factorization method during recommendation. This approach basically designs to increase online business using effective recommendations. This research also illustrates how the system carried out from business to business as well as business to customer recommendation using the proposed recommendation algorithm. Experiment analysis has done with a large amount of transactional data and generates the recommendation to the individual user. To calculate the effectiveness of the system using different Kappa statistical analyses and shows the accuracy of recommendation in Big Data environment. After identifying previous work gaps, we proposed effective recommendations to runtime users and generate the recommendation from real-world data from actual customer-product interaction events. This research basically a combination of a data mining approach and e-commerce management with a recommender system.

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