Abstract:
Techniques are described for providing automated recommendations of real-world locations, such as businesses, for users to visit based at least in part on historical location-preference information. The historical location-preference information used by the recommendation system may include the historical location-preference information of the person that requests the recommendation, other people explicitly identified as participants by the requestor, and/or other people implicitly determined to be participants. The historical location-preference information may be explicit, such as “check-ins” or reviews, or implicit. Implicit participants may be identified in a variety of ways, including social network relationships and the context in which the recommendation request is submitted.
Abstract:
Techniques are described for providing automated recommendations of real-world locations, such as businesses, for users to visit based at least in part on historical location-preference information. The historical location-preference information used by the recommendation system may include the historical location-preference information of the person that requests the recommendation, other people explicitly identified as participants by the requestor, and/or other people implicitly determined to be participants. The historical location-preference information may be explicit, such as “check-ins” or reviews, or implicit. Implicit participants may be identified in a variety of ways, including social network relationships and the context in which the recommendation request is submitted.