Akarsh Goyal
Saurabh Thakur
Rahul Chowdhury
ABSTRACT
Cars are an essential part of our everyday life. Nowadays we have a wide plethora of cars produced by a number of companies in all segments. The buyer has to consider a lot of factors while buying a car which makes the whole process a lot more difficult. So in this paper we have developed a method of ensemble learning to aid people in making the decision. Bagging, boosting and voting ensemble learning have been used to improve the precision rate i.e. accuracy of classification. Also we have performed class association rules to see if it performs better than collaborative filtering for suggesting item to the user.
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