MEASUREMENT OF CLASSIFICATION PERFORMANCE WITH THE LEARNING VECTOR QUANTIZATION METHOD ON COVID-19 VACCINATION DATA AT THE PARUMPANAI HEALTH CENTER
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https://doi.org/10.25077/jmua.13.2.131-141.2024Keywords:
classification, COVID-19, learning vector quantization, vaccinationAbstract
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, various countries are always trying their best to restore global stability. One effective way is the discovery of several vaccines to prevent transmission of the virus. Indonesia is one of the countries that is aggressively implementing the COVID-19 vaccination. The vaccination process which has been carried out from February 2021 until the end of 2021 has covered approximately 160 million people or 76.83% of the target set by the government. Vaccine recipients have criteria to be able to get vaccinated to avoid side effects or complications. So it is necessary to classify groups that can receive vaccines and also delay vaccination. This research aims to determine the performance of the learning vector quantization classification method. Learning vector quantization method classification produces 95% accuracy, 97% precision, and 96% sensitivity. From these performance measurements, it can be concluded that the learning vector quantization method is very good and can be used in the classification of COVID-19 vaccination recipients at the Parumpanai Public Health Center, East Luwu Regency.Downloads
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- MEASUREMENT OF CLASSIFICATION PERFORMANCE WITH THE LEARNING VECTOR QUANTIZATION METHOD ON COVID-19 VACCINATION DATA AT THE PARUMPANAI HEALTH CENTER
- MEASUREMENT OF CLASSIFICATION PERFORMANCE WITH THE LEARNING VECTOR QUANTIZATION METHOD ON COVID-19 VACCINATION DATA AT THE PARUMPANAI HEALTH CENTER
- MEASUREMENT OF CLASSIFICATION PERFORMANCE WITH THE LEARNING VECTOR QUANTIZATION METHOD ON COVID-19 VACCINATION DATA AT THE PARUMPANAI HEALTH CENTER
- MEASUREMENT OF CLASSIFICATION PERFORMANCE WITH THE LEARNING VECTOR QUANTIZATION METHOD ON COVID-19 VACCINATION DATA AT THE PARUMPANAI HEALTH CENTER
- MEASUREMENT OF CLASSIFICATION PERFORMANCE WITH THE LEARNING VECTOR QUANTIZATION METHOD ON COVID-19 VACCINATION DATA AT THE PARUMPANAI HEALTH CENTER
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