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|a Alag, Satnam
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|a Collective intelligence in action
|c by Satnam Alag
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|a Greenwich [Conn.]
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|c 2009
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|a 1. Understanding collective intelligence -- 2. Learning from user interactions -- 3. Extracting intelligence from tags -- 4. Extracting intelligence from content -- 5. Searching the blogosphere -- 6. Intelligent web crawling -- 7. Data mining : process, toolkits, and standards -- 8. Building a text analysis toolkit -- 9. Discovering patterns with clustering -- 10. Making predictions -- 11. Intelligent search -- 12. Building a recommendation engine
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|a "Collective Intelligence in Action starts with the principles of the subject and ideas for building more interactive sites. It then follows a running example to develop an immediately useful Java-based CI toolkit. You'll learn to mine both your own site and the wider web to uncover trends and make practical predictions and recommendations. Along the way, you'll work with numerous helpful APIs and open source toolkits that substantially reduce development effort. This book is written for Java web developers."--Jacket
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