Research on Tourism Service Intelligent Recommendation System Based on Apriori-MD Algorithm

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In digital tourism, the current hot topic on tourism is applying data mining [1] technology to conduct deep analysis and disposal on mass data of tourism information in order to provide service for individual needs of user. This paper mainly introduced a kind of tourism service intelligent recommendation system based on Apriori-MD algorithm. Through data comparison analysis, we found that Apriori-MD algorithm was a kind of intelligent recommendation method with superior performance whose enforcement efficiency was doubled compared to Apriori algorithm. Satisfactory recommendation result can be obtained according to the demand of users and has wide application prospect in tourism market.

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