HYBRID APPROACH FOR DATA FILTERING AND MACHINE LEARNING INSIDE CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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The object of research is the processes of data filtering and machine learning in content management systems. The subject of research is developing a hybrid approach to data filtering based on a combination of supervised and unsupervised machine learning. The article explores machine learning approaches to content management and how they can change the way we organize, categorize, and derive value from vast amounts of data. The main goal is to develop and use a hybrid approach for data filtering and training that will help optimize resource consumption and perform supervised training for better categorization in the future. This approach includes elements of supervised and unsupervised learning using the BERT architecture that uses this kind of flow that help reduce resource usage and adjust the algorithm to perform better in a specific area. As a result, thanks to this approach, the intelligent system was able to independently optimize for a specific field of use and help to reduce the costs of using resources. Conclusion. After applying a hybrid approach of data filtering and machine learning to existing data streams, we obtain a performance increase of up to 5%, and this percentage increases depending on the running time of the application.
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