2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.procs.2014.05.403
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User's Profile Ontology-based Semantic Framework for Personalized Food and Nutrition Recommendation

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“…Ahmed Al-Nazer et al [1]2014,proposed semantic Web and ontology techniques to interpret user's taste, build a nourished and health associated user's profile, and use the profile to categorize the associated knowledge so that users can make delicious food and exercise inquiries. A semantic framework that uses the personalization techniques based on integrated domain ontologies, pre-constructed by domain experts, to recommend the relevant food that is consistent with people's needs.…”
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“…Ahmed Al-Nazer et al [1]2014,proposed semantic Web and ontology techniques to interpret user's taste, build a nourished and health associated user's profile, and use the profile to categorize the associated knowledge so that users can make delicious food and exercise inquiries. A semantic framework that uses the personalization techniques based on integrated domain ontologies, pre-constructed by domain experts, to recommend the relevant food that is consistent with people's needs.…”
Section: Literature Surveymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many people are interested in the appropriate and meaningful information from the web. The web search engines has some constraint which provide adequate information to many people and some are not interested because the output of information is not relevant on the web to their needs [1]. People searches the information on the popular sites from which they can get and collect relevant and precise information on the food, health and nutrition.…”
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