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Introduction to the IEEE Intelligent Systems Special Issue: Recommender Systems

Recommender systems support users in the identification of interesting products and services in situations where the amount and complexity of offers outstrips the capability of a user to survey it and to reach a decision. The interest in recommender systems has dramatically increased owing to the demand for personalization technologies by large, successful ecommerce applications (for example, s...

Ieee Intelligent Systems Ai in the Doctor's Offi Ce

computerized personal assistant and therapist. Like Eliza, the famed psy­ chologist program that helped intro­ duce the world to AI, the NASA­funded Virtual Space Station simulator, being developed by the US National Space Biomedical Research Institute, asks simple questions. Going beyond Eliza, however, this program uses the an­ swers to build an assessment of the as­ tronaut’s mental state. T...

Robonaut: NASA's space humanoid - Intelligent Systems, IEEE [see also IEEE Expert]

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