"Mobile applications aimed at developing tourism
Posted: Sun Jan 26, 2025 7:01 am
A team from MTUCI will create a mobile application that will help Moscow residents select options for outdoor recreation. The project "Smart Assistant for Travelers" has already passed the preliminary selection at the "Academy of Innovators".
in the country have significant argentina mobile number database drawbacks: many of them are aimed exclusively at purchasing tickets and booking hotels. In our application, the user will be able to set the type of recreation (on the shore of a lake, in the forest, by the river), the type of activity (fishing, horse riding, picnic) and many other parameters that competitors do not have ," explained team captain Ivan Eremin.
To implement the project, a dataset will be created based on the J 48 tree classifier (a machine learning decision tree classification algorithm), a new adaptive model will be developed, and the average accuracy of the classifier will be increased to 88%.
The team is currently looking for investors. The release of the alpha version of the application and its refinement are planned for the summer of 2023. Work on the project is taking place at the MTUCI Computer Vision Center.
in the country have significant argentina mobile number database drawbacks: many of them are aimed exclusively at purchasing tickets and booking hotels. In our application, the user will be able to set the type of recreation (on the shore of a lake, in the forest, by the river), the type of activity (fishing, horse riding, picnic) and many other parameters that competitors do not have ," explained team captain Ivan Eremin.
To implement the project, a dataset will be created based on the J 48 tree classifier (a machine learning decision tree classification algorithm), a new adaptive model will be developed, and the average accuracy of the classifier will be increased to 88%.
The team is currently looking for investors. The release of the alpha version of the application and its refinement are planned for the summer of 2023. Work on the project is taking place at the MTUCI Computer Vision Center.