Making recommendations for social media presents special challenges. As tagging becomes common prac-tice at many social media sites, this research proposes a new approach to user profiling based on the tags as-sociated with one’s personal collection of contents. To utilize the social interaction implied by tagging, a per-sonal profile can be further extended with the tags spec-ified by one’s social contacts. A tag-to-tag matrix is de-fined to enable collaborative filtering-style recommen-dations without explicit user ratings. Experiments with collections of bookmarks and the associated tags from 42,463 users are presented and compared using the dif-ferent views
In social tagging systems, users are allowed to label resources with tags, and thus the system build...
htmlabstractSocial media systems have encouraged end user participation in the Internet, for the pur...
People-tagging involves the process of adding non-hierarchical metadata to users of a system. Such m...
We study personalized item recommendation within an enterprise social media application suite that i...
Tapping into the wisdom of the crowd, social tagging can be considered an alternative mechanism—as o...
1 The social tags in web 2.0 are becoming another important information source to profile users&apos...
In this paper, we present a tag-based collaborative filter-ing recommendation method for use with re...
People establish personal profiles to obtain online ser-vices. Profiles consisting of simple factual...
Abstract. Collaborative tagging systems allow users to as-sign keywords—so called “tags”—to resource...
Abstract. Collaborative tagging systems are harnessing the power of online communities, making the t...
ABSTRACT This paper investigates using social tags for the purpose of making personalized content re...
Collaborative Tagging Systems such as Flickr, del.icio.us, and BibSonomy are examples of Web 2.0 app...
Users of social tagging systems spontaneously annotate resources providing, in this way, useful info...
The emergence of Web 2.0 and the consequent success of social network websites such as del.icio.us a...
The practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize con...
In social tagging systems, users are allowed to label resources with tags, and thus the system build...
htmlabstractSocial media systems have encouraged end user participation in the Internet, for the pur...
People-tagging involves the process of adding non-hierarchical metadata to users of a system. Such m...
We study personalized item recommendation within an enterprise social media application suite that i...
Tapping into the wisdom of the crowd, social tagging can be considered an alternative mechanism—as o...
1 The social tags in web 2.0 are becoming another important information source to profile users&apos...
In this paper, we present a tag-based collaborative filter-ing recommendation method for use with re...
People establish personal profiles to obtain online ser-vices. Profiles consisting of simple factual...
Abstract. Collaborative tagging systems allow users to as-sign keywords—so called “tags”—to resource...
Abstract. Collaborative tagging systems are harnessing the power of online communities, making the t...
ABSTRACT This paper investigates using social tags for the purpose of making personalized content re...
Collaborative Tagging Systems such as Flickr, del.icio.us, and BibSonomy are examples of Web 2.0 app...
Users of social tagging systems spontaneously annotate resources providing, in this way, useful info...
The emergence of Web 2.0 and the consequent success of social network websites such as del.icio.us a...
The practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize con...
In social tagging systems, users are allowed to label resources with tags, and thus the system build...
htmlabstractSocial media systems have encouraged end user participation in the Internet, for the pur...
People-tagging involves the process of adding non-hierarchical metadata to users of a system. Such m...