论文信息 - What's on tonight: user-centered and situation-aware proposals for TV programmes

What's on tonight: user-centered and situation-aware proposals for TV programmes

This paper presents an approach to exploit free text descriptions of TV programmes as available from EPG data sets for a TV recommender system that takes the content of programmes into account. The paper focuses on the natural language understanding problem underlying the analysis of free text descriptions and on methods of classifying free text descriptions with respect to a natural language user query. We close with an evaluation of user acceptance and a discussion of future work.

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