The Role of Ontologies in Context-Aware Recommender Systems

Authors:
Luca Buriano;Marco Marchetti;Francesca Carmagnola;Federica Cena;Cristina Gena;Ilaria Torre
Affiliations:
Telecom Italia, Italy;Telecom Italia, Italy;University of Turin, Italy;University of Turin, Italy;University of Turin, Italy;University of Turin, Italy
Venue:
MDM '06 Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Mobile Data Management
Year:
2006

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Abstract

This position paper describes the role ontologies can play in Mobile Context-Aware recommender systems. In a Semantic Web vision of recommender systems, the adoption of ontologies for modeling the domain, the context and the adaptation process can contribute to tailor the right information/service to users and thus facilitate the user-system interaction and the system communication with other agents.