Implementation of the K-Nearst Neighbor (k-NN) Algorithm in Classification of Angora and Country Cats
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There are so many types of mixed cats from various cat breeds, so many people find it difficult to identify and classify them. Therefore, we need a method that can classify the type of cat breeds. In this study the authors used the K-Nearest Neighbor (k-NN) algorithm to make it easier to recognize and classify cat breeds based on certain characteristics. The author took samples of 2 types of cat races, namely the Anggora race and the Kampung race. The implementation stage is to determine the euclidean distance and sort it and then determine the value of K to find the nearest neighbor. In testing, the authors used 50 training data and 50 test data with 6 attributes used, namely body shape, nose width, nose height, food type, hair type and hair length. The results of the classification of cat breeds using the k-NN method obtained an accuracy rate of 94% and an error rate of 6%.References
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