Proceedings of the 1st International Scientific Conference - Sinteza 2014 2014
DOI: 10.15308/sinteza-2014-846-852
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Sistemi preporuke u e-trgovini

Abstract: Abstract:U radu su opisani sistemi preporuke u elektronskoj trgovini. Prikazana je praktična realizacija sistema za preporučivanje proizvoda u e-trgovini na primeru CMS elektronske prodavnice knjiga Visoke škole elektrotehnike i računarstva strukovnih studija u Beogradu. Predstavljen je sveobuhvatan pregled sistema za preporučivanje proizvoda koji predstavlja važno sredstvo e-trgovine a osnovni cilj je podrška donošenju odluka u procesu kupovine. Key words:sistemi preporuke, e-trgovina,, CMS. SISTEMI PREPORUKE… Show more

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“…At any new access by the user to the online bookstore, the system analyzes the users’ purchase history, attributes, and personalized preferences to generate a list of recommendations and content of interest. The item-based CF compares each purchase made by users, ranks the items by similarity, and by combining the similar products generates a recommendation (Simović, 2014). To every user who has purchased or rated items from the University online bookstore, the system recommends three books. Step 6: at a user’s new logon the LMS Moodle platform, the proposed Big Data recommendation system processes the data from the University library, the IS of the educational institution, the online bookstore server logs, and the LMS platform to generate a recommendation.…”
Section: Implementation and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…At any new access by the user to the online bookstore, the system analyzes the users’ purchase history, attributes, and personalized preferences to generate a list of recommendations and content of interest. The item-based CF compares each purchase made by users, ranks the items by similarity, and by combining the similar products generates a recommendation (Simović, 2014). To every user who has purchased or rated items from the University online bookstore, the system recommends three books. Step 6: at a user’s new logon the LMS Moodle platform, the proposed Big Data recommendation system processes the data from the University library, the IS of the educational institution, the online bookstore server logs, and the LMS platform to generate a recommendation.…”
Section: Implementation and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At any new access by the user to the online bookstore, the system analyzes the users’ purchase history, attributes, and personalized preferences to generate a list of recommendations and content of interest. The item-based CF compares each purchase made by users, ranks the items by similarity, and by combining the similar products generates a recommendation (Simović, 2014). To every user who has purchased or rated items from the University online bookstore, the system recommends three books.…”
Section: Implementation and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%