Modeling users' interests in information filters
Communications of the ACMPublished 1 December 1992Open access
Irene Stadnyk, Robert Kass
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It is evident that users share a sufficiently common conceptual structure to enable building a knowledge base of description categories over which individual models of users' interests can be defined.
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