Social Navigation through the Spoken Web: Improving Audio Access through Collaborative Filtering in Gujarat, India
Farrell, Robert (IBM Research) | Das, Rajarshi (IBM Research) | Rajput, Nitendra (IBM India Research Lab)
The rapid uptake of mobile phones, cheaper and more Given the potentially large number of users of the Spoken widespread mobile connectivity, and increasing familiarity Web system and the likelihood of shared information needs with technology are driving Internet adoption in developing and significant user similarities, we expect considerable improvements nations, but major hurdles still remain. First, today's Internet in audio navigation from using CF. is mostly in English and is thus largely inaccessible to A useful distinction among CFbased approaches arises billions of people for whom English is not a native or second from the types of data used to associate users to products language. Second, today's Internet is accessible largely and other items. In some scenarios, users may provide explicit through text-based technologies (web browsing, email, text feedback about their interest in products through ratings.
Mar-22-2010
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