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Constituents of song recommendation prototype

Constituents of song recommendation prototype

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The future of many modern technologies includes machine learning and deep learning methodologies. One of the prominent applications of these technologies is the recommender system. Due to the rapid growth of the songs in digital formats, the searching and managing of songs has become a great problem. In this study, the authors developed a recommend...

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... that the customer has knowledge on the data about the song, the fastest way to find the song is via editorial data based on key such as song's title, singer's name and the lyrics. The Figure 1 shows the components of the song recommendation prototype. ...

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