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Towards a Psycho-Cognitive Recommender System

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Current personalized recommendation approaches have reached a limit of effectiveness. By incorporating cognitive and behavioral knowledge, personalized recommender systems could be friendlier and more human-centric, which can potentially enhance user experience and loyalty. Our research proposes a psycho-cognitive method to recommend items based on users' emotion state and center of interest. Meanwhile, we propose a novel behavioral concept (i.e. "wandering status") and highlight its importance in online behavioral research.

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          ERM4CT '15: Proceedings of the International Workshop on Emotion Representations and Modelling for Companion Technologies
          November 2015
          46 pages
          ISBN:9781450339889
          DOI:10.1145/2829966

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