Abstract
Today, the improvement of information and technical assistance to users through information technology is relevant. To improve the design of computers, we analyze its components and study the architecture, as well as the process of improving the functionality of a computer. We conducted an analytical review of existing software solutions for analyzing computer components. We consider models for forming a set of recommendations taking into account the wishes of the user. Given the specifics of the analysis of the problem situation, it is proposed to unite users into groups. Mixed categorical-numerical clustering was used to search for user groups. This took into account the numerical (Item ratings) and demographic properties of users, as well as the sparsity coefficient of the User-Item Matrix. His algorithm of operation of the hybrid recommendation system is described, which proposes to take into account the user's requirements when analyzing and generating component variability for a computer, a hybrid model of providing recommendations with a weighted weight factor is used. UML provides a conceptual model of the system. The recommendation system allows the user to use computer analysis of components, which will offer the best components and, most importantly, the most suitable details. If the user wants a completely new computer, he can use the assembly designer. Components will be selected for the user request, or a part of the computer will be offered. The target audience of the program is PC users of any age.
Publisher
Lviv Polytechnic National University
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