Ubiquitous Recommendation Systems

Authors:
David W. McDonald
Affiliations:
University of Washington
Venue:
Computer
Year:
2003

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Abstract

In many popular visions of ubiquitous computing, the environment proactively responds to individuals who inhabit the space. For example, a display magically presents a personalized advertisement, the most relevant video feed, or the desired page from a secret government document. Such capabilityrequires more than an abundance of networked displays, devices, and sensors; it relies implicitly on recommendation systems that either directly serve the end user or provide critical services to some other application.