2020
DOI: 10.1109/tii.2019.2958696
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Trust-Enhanced Collaborative Filtering for Personalized Point of Interests Recommendation

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“…It is generally divided into weak AI, strong AI, and super AI. The key technologies of AI include Machine Learning (ML) [44], [45], Natural Language Processing (NLP), robot, computer vision and expert system. Among them, ML is the most core technology in AI.…”
Section: ) Artificial Intelligence (Ai)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is generally divided into weak AI, strong AI, and super AI. The key technologies of AI include Machine Learning (ML) [44], [45], Natural Language Processing (NLP), robot, computer vision and expert system. Among them, ML is the most core technology in AI.…”
Section: ) Artificial Intelligence (Ai)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hu and Zheng 20 designed a multistage attention network to capture the different influence for multivariate time series prediction, where they mainly exploited the influential attention mechanism, temporal attention mechanism of model, and the prediction performance on two different real-world multivariate time series data sets. Wang et al 21 developed a trust-enhanced collaborative filtering for personalized point-of-interest (POI) recommendation, where the trust-enhanced user similarity in user-based collaborative filtering based on network representation learning is calculated, and these two factors into POI recommendation are integrated by a fusion model. However, the above existing detection methods can only detect a single complex event from event streams once a time, and they cannot realize the sharing detection for multiple complex events at the same time due to its unsharing characteristic.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Empowered by Internet of Things (IoTs) technologies and advanced algorithms that can collect and handle massive traffic datasets, urban computing and intelligence can make more informed decisions and create feedback loops between actual traffic situation and management department in the urban environment [1]. It can bridge the gaps between ubiquitous sensing, intelligent computing, cooperative communication, and big data management technologies to create novel solutions which can improve urban traffic environments, quality of life, and smart city systems [2]. In these urban computing methods, the huge datasets used by the scientists are all from various sources, such as geographic information, taxi GPS, and online weather web sites [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%