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minimizes transaction errors, improves user experience, and 5. Automated Negotiations: Integrating AI-driven
ensures product quality regardless of condition or origin. automated negotiation tools could help streamline the
bargaining process between buyers and sellers, offering
Early detection of product characteristics and potential
optimized pricing based on market trends, product
issues is vital for enhancing customer satisfaction and
conditions, and historical data.
driving increased transactions within the second-hand
marketplace. Machine learning has already transformed 6. Real-Time Supply-Demand Analytics: Real-time
various industries by automating classification tasks, and analytics can be used to predict shifts in supply and
this paper introduces a novel application within second-hand demand, ensuring the marketplace adapts quickly to
commerce by leveraging a larger, more diverse dataset. The trends. This could also assist in inventory management
dataset used in this study includes over 10,000 product and forecasting, leading to better service for all parties
images spanning multiple categories within the second-hand involved.
marketplace, making the model adaptable to new products
These improvements will elevate Quick Mart's capabilities,
and evolving marketplace dynamics.
positioning it as a leader in second-hand commerce by
The proposed system employs cutting-edge image leveraging cutting-edge technologies to provide smarter,
processing techniques, enhancing the adaptability of the faster, and more efficient transactions.
dataset and boosting the performance during both training
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