Integration of user profiles: models and experiments in information retrieval
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2010, Electronic Commerce Research and ApplicationsCitation Excerpt :A conventional way of acquiring interest profiles is to ask users to explicitly specify their interests. However, such a straightforward approach is likely to result in less accurate interest profiles because users may not be conscious about their interests and may not be willing to devote much effort in creating and maintaining a decent interest profile (Myaeng and Korfhage 1990). In addition, interest profiles generally evolve over time.
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2000, Knowledge-Based SystemsCitation Excerpt :A large number of models and approaches based on these methods have been proposed and tested. The definition of the majority of them has been based upon the representation or vector space model [2,6]. In this model, the documents, requests, and user profiles are considered as a set of vectors or points in a space of n dimensions, where n denotes the number of terms ti in a given source of information [10].
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