BHAGOWANTIN

Avi Gireshan
(1612225) TIME ESTIMATION FOR
MOORATEEAH
Tashil Rye
CAFETERIA OF UNIVERSITY OF
(1611496)
MAURITIUS
Nowadays, we are living in a fast paced world and people cannot afford to waste time,
especially students of a university. At UOM, students tend to waste a lot of time while
ordering and waiting for food at the cafeteria of the university. To facilitate their daily life,
a system which would be able to predict the amount of waiting time for each order was
needed.

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MODEL

DATA USED EVALUATION METHOD

Since our problem is quite
unique, we barely found any
dataset matching our
requirements. Thus, we created
our own dataset (100 records).
TESTING
For testing purposes, a sample
of 20 objects has been
randomly chosen from the
dataset to detect whether the
model could correctly predict
the amount of time to wait for
an order. The results are
presented in the form of a
confusion matrix.
Both the accuracy and sensitivity of the
model are 75% which are pretty high Decision Tree
values. These values imply that the
model is relatively good at predicting We tried a clustering
the time taken. approach at first but it
was difficult to plot the
menu item on the
Accuracy Sensitivity Precision graph. We then opted
for the decision
technique we learned
in our Artificial
75% 75% 82% Intelligence classes.
From this project we
got a better overview
of which techniques to
be used in which
cases.