PENERAPAN DECISION TREE C4.5 DALAM MEMPREDIKSI PREDIKAT TERBAIK DI MADRASAH TA'HILIYAH IBRAHIMY

To improve the evaluation process in assessing student progress, predicting the best grades plays a crucial role in enhancing the quality of education. By identifying the top-performing students, educational institutions can refine their teaching methods and create targeted strategies to foster better learning outcomes. This step is vital for ensuring that the learning process aligns with the institution's goals to produce highly skilled and knowledgeable students. In this research, we focused on utilizing the C4.5 algorithm, a widely recognized decision tree method in data mining, to predict student achievements. The C4.5 algorithm is known for its ability to classify and uncover hidden patterns within datasets, making it a powerful tool for educational data analysis. Through this approach, we aim to analyze the factors influencing student success and provide actionable insights for educators and administrators. The study was conducted on students from Madrasah Ta’hiliyah Ibrahimy, where we applied the decision tree algorithm to predict the best grades based on historical academic data. The experiment resulted in three distinct rules or patterns derived from the data, with an overall accuracy of 74.17%. These findings demonstrate the potential of data-driven approaches in supporting academic decision-making and guiding future interventions to further enhance student performance.

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Jurnal Ilmiah Multidisiplin Ilmu
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2025-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.69714/be4q6n31
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Edcuational Technology Systems
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PENERAPAN DECISION TREE C4.5 DALAM MEMPREDIKSI PREDIKAT TERBAIK DI MADRASAH TA'HILIYAH IBRAHIMY

Zaehol Fatah, Ahmad Huday
Jurnal Ilmiah Multidisiplin Ilmu
Edcuational Technology Systems
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PENERAPAN DECISION TREE C4.5 DALAM MEMPREDIKSI PREDIKAT TERBAIK DI MADRASAH TA'HILIYAH IBRAHIMY

Zaehol Fatah, Ahmad Huday
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Abstract

To improve the evaluation process in assessing student progress, predicting the best grades plays a crucial role in enhancing the quality of education. By identifying the top-performing students, educational institutions can refine their teaching methods and create targeted strategies to foster better learning outcomes. This step is vital for ensuring that the learning process aligns with the institution's goals to produce highly skilled and knowledgeable students. In this research, we focused on utilizing the C4.5 algorithm, a widely recognized decision tree method in data mining, to predict student achievements. The C4.5 algorithm is known for its ability to classify and uncover hidden patterns within datasets, making it a powerful tool for educational data analysis. Through this approach, we aim to analyze the factors influencing student success and provide actionable insights for educators and administrators. The study was conducted on students from Madrasah Ta’hiliyah Ibrahimy, where we applied the decision tree algorithm to predict the best grades based on historical academic data. The experiment resulted in three distinct rules or patterns derived from the data, with an overall accuracy of 74.17%. These findings demonstrate the potential of data-driven approaches in supporting academic decision-making and guiding future interventions to further enhance student performance.

Jurnal Ilmiah Multidisiplin IlmuVol. 2(1)
Universitas Ibrahimy (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 99%
Edcuational Technology Systems
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