A distributed fuzzy recommendation system
Proceedings of the 15th Communications and Networking Simulation Symposium
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The study of small-world networks (SWN) has become popular with the growth of the World Wide Web (or simply Web) and more recently with the rising growth of social networking sites such as Facebook. The idea of a small world can be simply described as between any two people there is only a short chain linking them through their acquaintances. SWNs was first studied in the pioneering work of Stanley Milgram [3] who showed experiments forwarding letters that the length of the chain was between five and six. This is also popularly known as “six degrees of separation”.