Takatoshi Sakaguchi, Yuya Akaho, T. Takagi, Takuya Shintani
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Recommendations in Twitter using conceptual fuzzy sets
Recently, though there are a lot of techniques to rank information there are few studies on how to rank users and thus help to form online communities. We propose the use of a system to recommend the user by analyzing his or her interests, and using Conceptual Fuzzy Sets to expand a query. We show the effectiveness of using Conceptual Fuzzy Sets for recommending users. This can be applied to forming communities.