Adaptable Machine Learning Methods for a Twitter Followee Recommendation System

Recommender systems for social networking have recently used machine learning (ML) methods. This paper describes a multi-agent system that simulates a Twitter recommender system to give users a list of helpful suggestions, i.e., a list of users who are followed, or they want to follow. When processing data in parallel on multi-node distributed systems, a machine learning technique (such as a neural network or multilayer perceptron) is evaluated for scalability using a simulator. A multi-agent modelling simulates the dispersed environment. The quantity of nodes, the method used within the model recommender framework, and the real followers and followees data are the first parameters that need to be configured on the simulator. The experimental findings were acquired on three different datasets to evaluate the speed and precision of a simulated recommender system when evaluating the machine learning method under various conditions.