Algorithm for forming a geo-map of citizen appeals using artificial intelligence

This article presents the development of a method, mechanism, module, and algorithm for the automatic analysis, real-time visualization, and intelligent resolution of citizen appeals using artificial intelligence (AI) and geo-mapping technologies. The article outlines the key directions and technologies involved in organizing interactive citizen appeal services and details the development process of an algorithm and software tool designed to create a geo-map of appeals requiring prompt attention. The proposed geo-map module offers essential functions such as automatic detection and analysis of appeals, identification and marking of problem locations on the map, prioritization of urgent issues, prediction and prevention of appeal surges, automation of state services, and rapid response facilitation. The module leverages AI for intelligent appeal analysis, employing Natural Language Processing to interpret appeal texts and classify them by category and priority-for example. Sentiment Analysis is used to assess the tone and urgency of appeals, assigning higher priority to urgent messages. Additionally, Machine Learning techniques predict the likelihood and geographic distribution of recurring problems based on historical electronic appeals-for instance, identifying increased gas supply complaints during winter months.

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E3S Web of Conferences
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202562704018
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Economic and Technological Systems Analysis
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Algorithm for forming a geo-map of citizen appeals using artificial intelligence

Oybek Mallaev, Jamoliddin Gazatov, Jaloliddin Aliyev
E3S Web of Conferences
Economic and Technological Systems Analysis
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Algorithm for forming a geo-map of citizen appeals using artificial intelligence

Oybek Mallaev, Jamoliddin Gazatov, Jaloliddin Aliyev
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Abstract

This article presents the development of a method, mechanism, module, and algorithm for the automatic analysis, real-time visualization, and intelligent resolution of citizen appeals using artificial intelligence (AI) and geo-mapping technologies. The article outlines the key directions and technologies involved in organizing interactive citizen appeal services and details the development process of an algorithm and software tool designed to create a geo-map of appeals requiring prompt attention. The proposed geo-map module offers essential functions such as automatic detection and analysis of appeals, identification and marking of problem locations on the map, prioritization of urgent issues, prediction and prevention of appeal surges, automation of state services, and rapid response facilitation. The module leverages AI for intelligent appeal analysis, employing Natural Language Processing to interpret appeal texts and classify them by category and priority-for example. Sentiment Analysis is used to assess the tone and urgency of appeals, assigning higher priority to urgent messages. Additionally, Machine Learning techniques predict the likelihood and geographic distribution of recurring problems based on historical electronic appeals-for instance, identifying increased gas supply complaints during winter months.

E3S Web of ConferencesVol. 627
Tashkent University of Information Technology (UZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
Economic and Technological Systems Analysis
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