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Predictive analytics of HR - A machine learning approach

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One of the branches of analytics is HR analytics, which is developing the system HR units in organizations function, principal to sophisticated proficiency, and improved outcomes overall. The usage of analytics by human resources for many years. Though the assortment, processing, and data analysis have been generally manual and specified the nature of HR dynamics, the approach has been constraining HR. The prospect to effort predictive analytics in categorizing the employees furthermost likely to grow promoted. Here we apply machine learning techniques to analyze the employee information for improving his/her position in the organization. Compensation and job performance information from revenue rates and personnel characteristics to payroll and service history, never before have HR executives had such liberated right to use to individual details. In this work, we are applying random forest classification, which facilitates employee classification based on their monthly income and informal way to execute analytics on data. Further, we use clustering techniques based on the performance metrics similarity to analyze employee performance.

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V. Kakulapati, Kalluri Krishna Chaitanya, Kolli Vamsi Guru Chaitanya, Ponugoti Akshay (2020). Predictive analytics of HR - A machine learning approach. Journal of Statistics and Management Systems, 23(6), 959–969. https://doi.org/10.1080/09720510.2020.1799497

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Kakulapati, V., Chaitanya, K. K., Chaitanya, K. V. G., & Akshay, P. (2020). Predictive analytics of HR - A machine learning approach. Journal of Statistics and Management Systems, 23(6), 959–969. https://doi.org/10.1080/09720510.2020.1799497
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