2006
DOI: 10.1007/11892960_48
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Personalization Method for Tourist Point of Interest (POI) Recommendation

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“…The bIggest problem in u-learning is that an instructor may not be able to teach while simultaneously deterinining the extents of the learner's understanding as he could in face-to face education, or the learner may not be able to understand the educational purpose of u-Learning to utilize the benefits of off-line learning [7,8]. In order to solve such problems a ment ?…”
Section: Mentor-based Learning Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The bIggest problem in u-learning is that an instructor may not be able to teach while simultaneously deterinining the extents of the learner's understanding as he could in face-to face education, or the learner may not be able to understand the educational purpose of u-Learning to utilize the benefits of off-line learning [7,8]. In order to solve such problems a ment ?…”
Section: Mentor-based Learning Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nowadays, the mentor is a mature person who has experienced a lot and who can be a role model offering instructions and counsels to the younger generation concerning their career plans and interpersonal relationships. In the u mentor is an instructor and tutor who can offer mentoring without any limitation of time or place [15,16].…”
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“…Lee et al (2007) present a tourist tour planning system for the Jeju province in Korea. They adopt the interest estimation method of Kang et al (2006) in order to compute vector-based similarities between POIs and users. Next, they add a maximum length constraint to their TSP formulation of the planning problem.…”
Section: State-of-the-artmentioning
confidence: 99%