2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.ins.2009.12.023
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Reliable peers and useful resources: Searching for the best personalised learning path in a trust- and recommendation-aware environment

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“…To realize this, SocialSensor improves statistical models to make them support the new constraints imposed by the social Web eco-system. These models and techniques include (extensions of) topical model [2], frequent item sets mining [3], clustering [4] (see Section 2.2), dynamics of social networks and community detection [5] (see Section 2.3), natural language processing techniques [6], and relevance and ranking modelling [7].…”
Section: Sensor Miningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To realize this, SocialSensor improves statistical models to make them support the new constraints imposed by the social Web eco-system. These models and techniques include (extensions of) topical model [2], frequent item sets mining [3], clustering [4] (see Section 2.2), dynamics of social networks and community detection [5] (see Section 2.3), natural language processing techniques [6], and relevance and ranking modelling [7].…”
Section: Sensor Miningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These kinds of systems have been applied successfully to different domains such as e-commerce [10,13,30], University Digital Libraries [35,39,41], movies recommendations and TV programms [2,4,34], technology transference [40], service location [46], education [11], news [29], etc.…”
Section: Recommender Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the one hand, an ontology can be seen as a semantic model containing concepts, their properties, interconceptual relations, and axioms related to the previous elements. In practical settings, ontologies have become widely used because they are reusable and shareable (see for instance [12,23,14,52]). Ontologies can describe learning domains from different perspectives, allowing for a richer description and retrieval of learning contents.…”
Section: Semantic Web and Elearningmentioning
confidence: 99%