Web-Based used Car Price Prediction Application with Linear Regression Method
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https://doi.org/10.32877/bt.v7i3.1722
Keywords:
Linear Regression, Price Prediction, Statistical Analysis, Used Cars, Web Application
Abstract
The rising demand in the used car market has created a need for accurate, data-driven pricing tools to benefit both buyers and sellers. This study presents a web-based application for predicting used car prices using linear regression, which enables reliable and efficient price estimation by analyzing key variables such as vehicle age, mileage, engine condition, and maintenance history. Linear regression was chosen for its statistical robustness and interpretability, allowing the model to explain 87.4% of the price variance in the dataset, as indicated by the model’s R-squared value of 0.874. The application integrates a responsive interface, making it accessible across devices and providing users with quick, real-time predictions. Through black box testing, the system was validated for accuracy, usability, and input validation, achieving a high satisfaction rate among users. Key findings highlight that the model effectively captures core variables influencing car prices, offering a streamlined tool for accurate decision-making. By simplifying price research and increasing transparency, this tool has significant implications for enhancing consumer confidence and trust within the used car industry. This research contributes a practical solution to the market, demonstrating the potential of linear regression for real-time applications in dynamic, data-driven fields. Future work will explore expanding the dataset and integrating more sophisticated models to handle complex cases, such as luxury vehicles or market shifts, further enhancing the model's reliability.
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