MACHINE LEARNING IN CULTURAL HERITAGE PRICE PREDICTION : ALGORITHMS AND FACTORS OF HERITAGE

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Abstract
The aim of this study is to identify the best model of machine learning algorithms in predicts the price of heritage datasets. This study has proposed 114 units of prewar shophouses in George Town Penang Island from 2004 until 2019 and applied five machine learning algorithms for training heritage dataset by evaluating using R-Square and Root Mean Square Error. The finding shows the consistency of the random forest model as the best model as price prediction from previous studies including in this study which has been selected as the best machine learning model for heritage price prediction with the highest R-Square and lowest Root Mean Square Error. The use of machine learning techniques as price prediction using heritage datasets are not actively been discovered by other researchers, thus this study has extending previous studies by restructuring the price prediction training configuration and update factors of heritage. The authors have summarised the particular machine learning algorithms and current factors of heritage by analyzing previous literature and publication from George Town World Heritage Incorporated. This finding broadly supports the work of other studies in this area which linking the price and factor of contribution. Besides that, this study has brought to light the potential implications of misuse or misunderstanding of heritage to be interpreted incorrect context and suggestions for future research works.
Team Member
  1. NUR SHAHIRAH BINTI JA'AFAR
  2. JUNAINAH MOHAMAD
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