Journal Review Assignment

Name : Michael Ngefak

Student ID : 18120084
Program : IT (Information Technology)
Course : Machine Learning

Title Data Mining Regression Model:

The Influence of Learning
Motivation on Student Discipline
Level
Journal Computer Engineering – Faculty
of Engineering, Muhammadiyah
University Purwokerto
Volume & Page Vol. 1 No.1-4
Year 2010
Writer Hindayati Mustafidah
Reviewer Michael Ngefak (18120084)
Date Oct 21th 2023
Research Goal The main objective of this
research is to serve as one of the
developments in the field of
Artificial Intelligence, which has
been particularly emphasized in
the business context in
Indonesia. In this study, the data
mining process regarding the
influence of motivation on the
level of student discipline in
higher education institutions is
explored. It is assumed that
higher levels of motivation will
encourage students to be more
 disciplined in their academic
activities
Research Subject The subjects of this research are
students in the Alentejo region
of Portugal, with a total of 395
data used, employing machine
learning classification algorithms
including Decision Tree, Random
Forest, ANN, SVM, and Naïve
Bayes
Research Method The method used in this
research is the survey and
documentation method. Data
were collected and analyzed
using MATLAB programming
from 127 students of the Faculty
of Education and Teacher
Training and the Faculty of
Engineering at Muhammadiyah
University Purwokerto
Research Results Overall, the results of this
research using MATLAB indicate
that the level of learning
motivation and discipline, as
graphically represented based
on the comparison of the mean
square errors (MSE) generated
from the linear regression and
quadratic regression processes,
which are 0.081278 and
0.081483, respectively, show a
relatively small difference in this
formulation. In the case of
assessing the influence of
students' learning motivation on
 their level of discipline in
attending university lectures,
two regression models, linear
and quadratic, were attempted.
The results obtained indicate
that the linear regression model
yields a mean square error
(MSE) of 8.13%, whereas the
regression model
Research Power The strength of this research lies
in the methods and processes
used, through linear regression
and quadratic regression, which
can demonstrate significant
results. Additionally, the use of
the MATLAB programming
application facilitates
calculations and result accuracy