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THE 16 MBTI PERSONALITY TYPES

Table 1 THE 16 MBTI PERSONALITY TYPES

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From the personality types, team diversity was calculated using a formula proposed by Pieterse, Kourie, and Sonnekus [16], which is:
From the personality types, team diversity was calculated using a formula proposed by Pieterse, Kourie, and Sonnekus [16], which is:
During the data analysis, the following steps were taken to develop a prediction model. Each personality type was experimented to explore possible combination to produce model with higher accuracy.
During the data analysis, the following steps were taken to develop a prediction model. Each personality type was experimented to explore possible combination to produce model with higher accuracy.
RESULTS FROM EACH PERSONALITY TYPES COMBINATION USING ROUGH SET
RESULTS FROM EACH PERSONALITY TYPES COMBINATION USING ROUGH SET
RESULTS OF ALL PERSONALITY TYPES COMBINATION Based on the result in Table IV, the best split factor was at 80-20 and 90-10 ratio giving the accuracy of 87.5%. The result shows an increase in accuracy when training data is more than test data. The average for every accuracy percentage was calculated and the result showed the accuracy is 71.86% indicating that the model is acceptable for further analysis.
RESULTS OF ALL PERSONALITY TYPES COMBINATION Based on the result in Table IV, the best split factor was at 80-20 and 90-10 ratio giving the accuracy of 87.5%. The result shows an increase in accuracy when training data is more than test data. The average for every accuracy percentage was calculated and the result showed the accuracy is 71.86% indicating that the model is acceptable for further analysis.
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