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An Information Filtering System Using Cognitive Brain Mapping

Information filtering systems, which are designed for users' needs, do not satisfy user's diverse requests as their filtering accuracy is unstable sometimes. This study suggests an information filtering system based on cognitive brain mapping by simulating the processes of information in human brain. Compared to traditional filtering systems, which use specific words or pattern in their filtering systems, the method suggested in this article uses both keywords and relationships among these words. The significance of this study is on simulating information storing processes in human brain by mapping both key words and their relationships among them together.

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