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Predicting the Quality of MIS Characteristics and End-Users’ Perceptions Using Artificial Intelligence Tools: Expert Systems and Neural Network

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One of the main objectives of this research is to implement and validate a new expert system for identifying the failure in the web interaction design of management information systems. This system aims at assisting the top level of management, staff and information system developers to validate IT investments through detecting the online communication tools and interaction capabilities of user interfaces. Second, this paper focuses on the employment of artificial neural network in the prediction of quality characteristics of MIS from the end-users perspectives. To validate the expert model, the authors follow a methodology of five steps including reviewing related empirical studies, extracting the core diagnosis factors, designing, implementing, testing and deploying the expert system. The final validation of the proposed expert model is performed by ten information system developers and professionals and the results pointed out that the detection framework has a reasonable effectiveness in checking the quality of Web interaction design. For predicting the quality characteristics of the MIS, a dataset of 50 subjects collected from end-users ANN learning where each subject consists of 4 features (4 quality factors as inputs and one Boolean output). 60% of the subjects are used in the training phase while the other 20 subjects are used for testing and validation purposes. According to the collected feedback of the validation team we can safely say that the proposed expert system framework is practical and can be applied in several IT areas such as software engineering and maintenance. Also, based on the accuracy percentage of the artificial network prediction, it is clearly seen that neural network can be considered as an effective AI tool in the prediction of end-users’ perceptions where the prediction accuracy of the proposed model is 90%. It is suggested to apply the proposed models in the validation and prediction in the related information system areas.

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Alhendawi, K.M., Al-Janabi, A.A., Badwan, J. (2020). Predicting the Quality of MIS Characteristics and End-Users’ Perceptions Using Artificial Intelligence Tools: Expert Systems and Neural Network. In: Vasant, P., Zelinka, I., Weber, GW. (eds) Intelligent Computing and Optimization. ICO 2019. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 1072. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-33585-4_3

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