Emotion orientated recommendation system for Hiroshima tourist by fuzzy Petri Net

Ichimura, Tsuyoshi; Tachibana, Issei

doi:10.1109/iwcia.2013.6624776

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“…The user's emotion in a tourist recommender system has been estimated using Emotion Generating Calculations and Mental State Transition Network. 15 Also, a web chat room with emotions has been designed for perceiving e-learners' emotional states by means of interactive texts. And it recommends resources such as music and mottos to an e-learner when it detects negative emotional states.…”

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Recommending Garment Products in E-Shopping Environment by Exploiting an Evolutionary Knowledge Base

Zhang¹,

Zeng²,

Koehl³

et al. 2018

IJCIS

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Garment purchasing through the e-shopping platforms has become an important trend for consumers of all parts of the world. More and more e-shopping platforms have proposed recommendation functions to consumers in order to make them to obtain more easily desired products and then increase shopping sales. However, there are two main drawbacks in the existing recommendation systems. First, it systematically lacks feedback processing in these systems. If a consumer is not satisfied with the recommendation result, there is no self-adjustment function. The other drawback is that the existing recommendation systems are mostly closed, without considering the possibility of data and knowledge updating. Considering the above drawbacks, we propose a new recommendation system integrating the following features: 1) automatic adjustment of the knowledge according to the consumers' feedback, 2) making the system open and adaptive so that the consumer can easily add or replace criteria and data. This proposed recommendation system can effectively help consumers to choose garments on the Internet. Compared with the other systems, the proposed one is more robust and more interpretable owing to its capacity of handling uncertainty.

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confidence: 99%