From Data to Decisions: The Transformational Power of Machine Learning in Business Recommendations

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2402.08109v2
• Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2025 08:19:12 GMT
• Title: From Data to Decisions: The Transformational Power of Machine Learning in Business Recommendations
• Authors: Kapilya Gangadharan, K. Malathi, Anoop Purandaran, Barathi Subramanian, Rathinaraja Jeyaraj, Soon Ki Jung,
• Abstract summary: This research aims to explore the impact of Machine Learning (ML) on the evolution and efficacy of Recommendation Systems (RS) The research identifies the increasing expectation of users for a seamless, intuitive online experience, where content is personalized and dynamically adapted to changing preferences.
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• Abstract: This research aims to explore the impact of Machine Learning (ML) on the evolution and efficacy of Recommendation Systems (RS), particularly in the context of their growing significance in commercial business environments. Methodologically, the study delves into the role of ML in crafting and refining these systems, focusing on aspects such as data sourcing, feature engineering, and the importance of evaluation metrics, thereby highlighting the iterative nature of enhancing recommendation algorithms. The deployment of Recommendation Engines (RE), driven by advanced algorithms and data analytics, is explored across various domains, showcasing their significant impact on user experience and decision-making processes. These engines not only streamline information discovery and enhance collaboration but also accelerate knowledge acquisition, proving vital in navigating the digital landscape for businesses. They contribute significantly to sales, revenue, and the competitive edge of enterprises by offering improved recommendations that align with individual customer needs. The research identifies the increasing expectation of users for a seamless, intuitive online experience, where content is personalized and dynamically adapted to changing preferences. Future research directions include exploring advancements in deep learning models, ethical considerations in the deployment of RS, and addressing scalability challenges. This study emphasizes the indispensability of comprehending and leveraging ML in RS for researchers and practitioners, to tap into the full potential of personalized recommendation in commercial business prospects.

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