Metode Peramalan Permintaan Jasa Penerjemahan Bahasa Asing Dengan Algorithma Linear Regression, Menggunakan Rapidminer. Studi Kasus : Azzam Translator Bekasi
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37150/jsa.v7i2.657Keywords:
data mining, forecasting, translation, linear regression, rapidminerAbstract
Along with the world’s business progress nowadays, business
relationships between countries are no longer limited by territory. This
provides an economical value for those who carefully see the chances.
One of the chances is foreign language translation business. As any
other businesses, a foreign language translation business should face some problems. One of the causes of the problems is: a foreign language
translation company cannot predict the volumes of orders of coming
years, which make them should employ translators on a part-time basis.
As a result, the company frequently losses chances to obtain big orders.
For that reason, it is required a method to assist the company in
predicting the volumes of sales. Linear Regression is one of the methods
by using data mining that has the capability to predict the datasets of
previous years. By using the Linear Regression method and a tool named
Rapidminer 8.1, a research successfully proves that a volume of
translation order can be promptly acknowledged, seen from the RMSE
(Root Mean Square Error) score at the amount of 0.823.
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