Items ranking algorithm for museums selection 

The ranking algorithm procedure is an algorithm used to determine the rank or position in a dataset for certain
criteria. One complaint that is often found when using an application is the speed of user interaction with the application. This is due to many things, one of which is an application that complicates/complicates the user when used. For example,
when a user wants to see a certain product that has been seen before, but there is an application that requires the user to go to the same section to be able to see the product again. This causes application users to decrease. Therefore, an algorithm
is needed to make it easier for users to access a feature in the application. One of the algorithms implemented to make it easier to access the features found in the applications we use is the Least Recently Used (LRU), Least Frequently Used
(LFU), and Least Recently/Frequently Used (LRFU) item ranking algorithms. We use this algorithm concept to print the conditions where the features most frequently visited or used by users will be displayed. This process will speed up and
make it easier for users who want to visit or access previous data. Ranking algorithm procedure is an algorithm used to determine rank or position in a dataset for certain criteria.