Hybrid Machine Learning Models of Classifying Residential Requests for Smart Dispatching
This paper presents a hybrid machine learning method of classifying residential requests in natural language to responsible departments that provide timely responses back to residents under the vision of digital government services in smart cities. Residential requests in natural language descriptions cover almost every aspect of a city's daily operation. Hence the responsible departments are fine-grained to even the level of local communities. There are no specific general categories or labels for each request sample. This causes two issues for supervised classification solutions, namely (1) the request sample data is unbalanced and (2) lack of specific labels for training. To solve these issues, we investigate a hybrid machine learning method that generates meta-class labels by means of unsupervised clustering algorithms; applies two-word embedding methods with three classifiers (including two hierarchical classifiers and one residual convolutional neural network); and selects the best performing classifier as the classification result. We demonstrate our approach performing better classification tasks compared to two benchmarking machine learning models, Naive Bayes classifier and a Multiple Layer Perceptron (MLP). In addition, the hierarchical classification method provides insights into the source of classification errors.
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