2021
DOI: 10.1155/2021/2624621
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Research on Night Tourism Recommendation Based on Intelligent Image Processing Technology

Abstract: The rapid development of the tourism industry and the Internet era has led to an increasingly severe problem of travel information overload, and travel recommendation methods are essential to solving the information overload problem. Traditional recommendation algorithms only target common travel scenarios during the daytime, combining the ratings and necessary attributes between users and items to calculate similarity for a recommendation. Still, the research on night travel recommendations is one of the few … Show more

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“…Many researchers argue that personalized recommendations should be a top priority when designing travel recommendation models. For example, some researchers propose creating personalized itineraries for visitors based on information they provide about themselves and their interests on the Minube website, as well as popular attractions in the region [32]. To make more accurate and tailored recommendations, some researchers analyze users' Flickr photos to determine their historical itineraries and preferences.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many researchers argue that personalized recommendations should be a top priority when designing travel recommendation models. For example, some researchers propose creating personalized itineraries for visitors based on information they provide about themselves and their interests on the Minube website, as well as popular attractions in the region [32]. To make more accurate and tailored recommendations, some researchers analyze users' Flickr photos to determine their historical itineraries and preferences.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%