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A collective intelligence framework for sequential service recommendation in dynamic social IoT environments

Jul 2026 · Computing · Vol 108 · 0 citations · 45 references
Computer Science

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A novel SIoT-centered RLS framework based on dynamic user-service heterogeneous graphs is proposed, enabling integrated modeling of historical interactions and social influence for intelligent service and route recommendation.

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