Research of the efficiency of the reach of fire services to accidents in the City of Kocaeli on the basis of statistical data for the years 2013-2020
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34767/SIMIS.2022.03.01Keywords:
Testing Fire Brigade Statistics, WEKA, Fire Brigade Effectiveness, Response Time, computational intelligence, computational model.Abstract
We use different methods to evalulate performance of our works, and always look for better method to do this. One of the most available methods to measure performance is using statistical datas. To do this, we have to be sure about our datas are sufficient or not and how much we can trust these data sets to measure performance. In this study we will test statistical data sets of Kocaeli Fire Brigade by using WEKA and its algorithms.
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