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This document discusses the application of data mining techniques to recommender systems. It provides references to several papers on using association rules, collaborative filtering, and other techniques to make personalized recommendations. The key terms defined are association rules, which find relationships between items in a database, and collaborative filtering, which selects content based on the preferences of similar users.

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This document discusses the application of data mining techniques to recommender systems. It provides references to several papers on using association rules, collaborative filtering, and other techniques to make personalized recommendations. The key terms defined are association rules, which find relationships between items in a database, and collaborative filtering, which selects content based on the preferences of similar users.

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The Application of Data-Mining to Recommender Systems

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