Location-based matchmaking
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Introduction
Location-based matchmaking is related to location-aware computing and mostly describes applications that raise awareness of others' that share similar interests and who are in the same area. It can describe a computer algorithm that uses location data in order to match something, e.g., presence of person in a location and touristic sights nearby.
Bibliography and Links
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- Sánchez, Pablo, and Alejandro Bellogín. 2021. “Point-of-Interest Recommender Systems Based on Location-Based Social Networks: A Survey from an Experimental Perspective.” ACM Computing Surveys.