An Intelligent Endorsement Technique in a Big Data
Keywords:
Proposals Assignment, Reviewers Assignment, Proposals Grouping, Decision MakingAbstract
The obligation problem is a essential problem when it comes to
assigning referees to research proposals. Matching of reviewers and
research proposals affects the review quality. The number of proposals
is continuously increasing day by day and hence they fail to satisfy the
practical needs. This paper proposes an approach where the proposals
will be grouped first and then will be assigned to appropriate referees.
The basic idea is to identify valid proposals and reviewers, classify them,
partition the proposals into groups and assign reviewers to proposal
groups. A system is been developed based on the proposed approach
for assigning the proposals to reviewers.
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