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Binarized spiking neural networks optimized with Nomadic People Optimization-based sentiment analysis for social product recommendation

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Big data analytics is essential for many industries that use computing applications, like real-time purchasing and e-commerce. Big data is used to promote products and improve the communication among retailers and shoppers. At present, individuals frequently utilize online promotions to identify the best shops for purchasing higher-quality goods. This shopping experience shared on social media platforms can be used to observe the opinions regarding the shoppers shop. New customers search the shop for knowing information about manufacturing date (MRD), manufacturing price (MRP), offers, quality, and suggestions. All these information are provided only through previous customer experience. On the product cover or label, the MRP and MRD are already available. Numerous methods have been employed to predict the details of product, but none of them provides accurate details. To overcome these issues, binarized spiking neural networks optimized with Nomadic People Optimization-based sentiment analysis is proposed for social product recommendations (BSNN-NPO). The product–product (P–P) similarity and collaborative filtering (CF) techniques are used for modeling the new recommendation system. The P–P similarity approach predicts the best products, while CF method predicts the best shops. The product data along customer reviews is gathered through Amazon product recommendation. From the results and comparison, it is found that the proposed BSNN-NPO method outperforms than other approaches. The performance of proposed technique offers higher mean absolute percentage error 38.56%, 23.67%, and 30.22% and lower mean squared error 34.67%, 45.7%, and 15.21% compared to the existing models, respectively.

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Gaurav Agarwal was involved in conceptualization, methodology, writing—original draft preparation. Shail Kumar Dinkar helped in supervision. Ajay Agarwal helped in supervision.

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Agarwal, G., Dinkar, S.K. & Agarwal, A. Binarized spiking neural networks optimized with Nomadic People Optimization-based sentiment analysis for social product recommendation. Knowl Inf Syst 66, 933–958 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10115-023-01956-w

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