Authors
Maqsudov H.T. – candidate of physical and mathematical sciences, professor, Department ofProgramming and Information Systems, Polytechnic Institute of Tajik Technical University,
Khujand, Republic of Tajikistan, maksudov_kh@yahoo.com
Muzafarov M.P. – Master student of 2nd year, Department of Programming and Information Systems, Polytechnic Institute of Tajik Technical University, Khujand, Republic of Tajikistan,
Annotation
The article describes the work of the information system of the electronic library of the PITTU named after academician M.S. Osimi. The digital library plays a crucial role in raising the level of education and training of university students, and the effectiveness of its use depends on the library software. In order to further improve the level of service of the Institute’s library for users of the system, for example, students and teachers, are analyzed the methods of introducing machine learning technology. The results of the work of researchers in the field are also analysed. The main problems faced by the library staff during the operation of the information system of the electronic library are described in detail, and the ways to solve this problem using machine learning technology are analyzed. The conclusion notes that machine learning methods and algorithms in science can be used not only as a way of new research, but also as a way of introducing additional services, creating intelligent systems and improving service levels.
Keywords
machine learning, information system, electronic library, automation, intelligent software.
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Publication date
2023-10-27