Personalized Web Service Recommendation Based on User Interest

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In this paper the web service recommendation is introduced firstly. Then an improved personalized web service recommendation algorithm based on user interest is proposed. Furthermore, the computing methods of user evaluation similarity and reliability degree of web service recommendation are described too. Finally, The results of simulation experiments show that the improved personalized web service recommendation algorithm based on user interest has much higher capacity of recommendation than the recommendation based on user content and is suitable for web service recommendation.

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