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The automotive recall data search and its analysis applying machine learning

Bruno Fernandes Maione; Paulo Carlos Kaminski; Emilio Carlos Baraldi

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Abstract

Paper aims: This article investigates the worldwide trend of growth in the number of recalls, as well as in the number of products involved in each campaign.

Originality: To investigate these facts, a study of the automotive recall was developed, comprising Brazil, the European Union, and the United States of America.

Research method: Due to the different availabilities between the locations, search tools and software were developed to obtain and group hidden data from 2010 to 2019.

Main findings: In this work, the impacts of the recall were analyzed using three categories of algorithms: clustering, classification, and regression. Analyzes were made about the results obtained and discussions were built about the importance of applying the machine learning technique.

Implications for theory and practice: The use of search tools and software to obtain and group hidden data in databases and opens the opportunity for new research in various areas.

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Keywords

Recall, Automotive Industry, Machine Learning, Product Quality

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Submitted date:
11/26/2022

Accepted date:
04/21/2023

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