APPLICATION OF TYPE-2 FUZZY ALGORITHMS IN TOURISM SERVICE SUCCESS PREDICTION

This research introduces a novel approach for forecasting the success of new tourism services by employing a Type-2 Fuzzy algorithm optimized through the Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) method. Interval Type-2 Fuzzy sets have been utilized to manage uncertainties more effectively. While existing studies have employed a range of techniques, including model-based approaches, to predict the success of a new service, this study integrates the Type-2 Fuzzy algorithm with other computational techniques to form a hybrid system. This integration enhances the predictive accuracy over that of individual methods. The data for this analysis was derived from a survey that examined the variables that were deemed critical to launching a new tourism service. A selection method was applied to cycle through all possible inputs in order to identify the two most significant ones. The final model was trained using a subset of the collected data and validated with the remainder. The performance of the Type-2 Fuzzy algorithm was evaluated using well-established metrics. The results demonstrate that the Type-2 Fuzzy algorithm effectively manages the uncertainties inherent in the input-output relationships, establishing it as a dependable method for predicting the success of new tourism services. Comparative analysis indicates that the proposed method outperforms existing techniques

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15488621
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APPLICATION OF TYPE-2 FUZZY ALGORITHMS IN TOURISM SERVICE SUCCESS PREDICTION

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Stock Market Forecasting Methods
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APPLICATION OF TYPE-2 FUZZY ALGORITHMS IN TOURISM SERVICE SUCCESS PREDICTION

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This research introduces a novel approach for forecasting the success of new tourism services by employing a Type-2 Fuzzy algorithm optimized through the Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) method. Interval Type-2 Fuzzy sets have been utilized to manage uncertainties more effectively. While existing studies have employed a range of techniques, including model-based approaches, to predict the success of a new service, this study integrates the Type-2 Fuzzy algorithm with other computational techniques to form a hybrid system. This integration enhances the predictive accuracy over that of individual methods. The data for this analysis was derived from a survey that examined the variables that were deemed critical to launching a new tourism service. A selection method was applied to cycle through all possible inputs in order to identify the two most significant ones. The final model was trained using a subset of the collected data and validated with the remainder. The performance of the Type-2 Fuzzy algorithm was evaluated using well-established metrics. The results demonstrate that the Type-2 Fuzzy algorithm effectively manages the uncertainties inherent in the input-output relationships, establishing it as a dependable method for predicting the success of new tourism services. Comparative analysis indicates that the proposed method outperforms existing techniques

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
University of Macedonia (GR)
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Stock Market Forecasting Methods
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