Algoritma K-Nearest Neighbor dengan Euclidean Distance dan Manhattan Distance untuk Klasifikasi Transportasi Bus

  • Dinata R
  • Akbar H
  • Hasdyna N
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K-Nearest Neighbor is a data mining algorithm that can be used to classify data. K-Nearest Neighbor works based on the closest distance. This research using the Euclidean and Manhattan distances to calculate the distance of Lhokseumawe-Medan bus transportation. Data that used in this research was obtained from the Organisasi Angkutan Darat Kota Lhokseumawe. The results of the test with k = 3 has obtained the percentage of 44.94% for Precision, 37.06% Recall, and 81.96% Accuracy for the performance of K-NN with Euclidean Distance. Whereas by using Manhattan Distance the result obtained was 45.49% for Precision, 36.39% Recall, and 84.00% Accuracy. The result shown that Manhattan Distance obtained the highest accuracy, with the difference of 2.04% higher than Euclidean Distance. It indicates that Manhattan Distance is more accurate than Euclidean Distance to classify the bus transportation.

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Dinata, R. K., Akbar, H., & Hasdyna, N. (2020). Algoritma K-Nearest Neighbor dengan Euclidean Distance dan Manhattan Distance untuk Klasifikasi Transportasi Bus. ILKOM Jurnal Ilmiah, 12(2), 104–111. https://doi.org/10.33096/ilkom.v12i2.539.104-111

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