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PopCore: a system for network-centric recommendation

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ABSTRACT

Recommendations are not just informed by the social network, they may also influence it. Thinking about how recommendations impact underlying social processes provides a network-centric approach to recommendation. We describe the design of a recommender system, PopCore, as a testbed for understanding the interplay between recommendation and networks.

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