
A large volume of data is being generated in public administration and it is necessary to develop new computational methodologies to classify and analyze it to do a better analysis and decision making. For this reason, the goal of this paper is to present a computational methodology that allows classifying and prioritizing a series of complaints using Artificial Intelligence techniques. To test this model, we generate 600 complaints in four sectors of the public administration to prove the concept. Later, we calculated the tree decision with the help of the Confusion Matrix, and finally the Priority Matrix (based on the Eisenhower model) allows setting priorities on the complaints, and offers the possibility of delegating and even postponing the response to them. In this way, it is possible to prioritize the complaints made in the public administration.
FOS: Computer and information sciences, Rough Sets Theory and Applications, Prioritization, Artificial intelligence, Intelligence artificial, Decision Analysis, Public Administration, FOS: Political science, Matrix (chemical analysis), Test (biology), Operations research, Engineering, Decision tree model, Decision tree, Psychology, Confusion, Political science, FOS: Psychology, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Tree (set theory), Priority Matrix, Information Systems, Composite material, Tree decision, FOS: Law, [INFO] Computer Science [cs], Mathematical analysis, Psychoanalysis, Data Mining Techniques and Applications, FOS: Mathematics, Biology, Decision Trees, Paleontology, Computer science, Administration (probate law), Materials science, Management science, Confusion matrix, Computer Science, Law, Mathematics
FOS: Computer and information sciences, Rough Sets Theory and Applications, Prioritization, Artificial intelligence, Intelligence artificial, Decision Analysis, Public Administration, FOS: Political science, Matrix (chemical analysis), Test (biology), Operations research, Engineering, Decision tree model, Decision tree, Psychology, Confusion, Political science, FOS: Psychology, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Tree (set theory), Priority Matrix, Information Systems, Composite material, Tree decision, FOS: Law, [INFO] Computer Science [cs], Mathematical analysis, Psychoanalysis, Data Mining Techniques and Applications, FOS: Mathematics, Biology, Decision Trees, Paleontology, Computer science, Administration (probate law), Materials science, Management science, Confusion matrix, Computer Science, Law, Mathematics
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