Research on Network Literature Recommendation Technology Based on Literature Tag

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With the development of network literature website, the number of network literature increase dramatically. Readers will hardly know which literature to select from the great mass of network literature that steadily accumulates. Some network literature website use collaborative filter method to recommend potential interested literature to user. However, the collaborative filter algorithm has many defects, such as cold start and sparsity. To solve these problems, we propose a new method which based on literature tag. This method is helpful to overcome collaborative filter algorithm’s shortcoming.

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