Pavan Kumar Vatturi
Werner Geyer
Beth Brownholtz
ABSTRACT
This paper investigates using social tags for the purpose of making personalized content recommendations. Our tag-based recommender creates a personalized bookmark recommendation model for each user based on "current" and "general interest" tags, defined by different time intervals.
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Digital Library
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Index Terms
- Tag-based filtering for personalized bookmark recommendations
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