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The worst translation I've ever seen. I think you've written it out without knowing what it is. You'll see her again anyway.
The book was good, but the translation was not so good, so I re-sale it as a source. There's no unity of basic terms, there's a lot of wrong word translations, and there're a lot that makes sense when you read the Hankul word and then you re-infer it back into the original English word. And it's also very sad that the sentence itself is not smooth enough to make reading a lot of trouble.
It's too bad. like the implied, apocalyptic, not only the fallacies of expression, but also the excess literals make it harder to understand. I bought a translation, but it's about studying as a source.
It's very nice to have this translation published in the sense that there are very few English books out of the recommended system. I've read chapter 1 and chapter 2 now, and I see that it's not completely complete, but sometimes there are sentences that are not translated, that are written, that aren't read well, but are written. There are many long sentences that are literally interpreted and understood, so it's often hard to make a sense of them. It's much easier to read than to read the
Charu Agarwal: Recommendation system
The recommended system is comprehensively designed to provide individualized recommendations for products or services based on previous searches and purchases of users. The recommended system has been applied to various applications, including query log mining, social networking, news recommendations and computer ads. This book was made up of three categories: algorithmic and evaluation, recommendations of specific domains and contexts, advanced topics and applications. It's basically a textbook, but it's also a recent theme and applications that will help industrial workers and researchers. A lot of examples and exercises are provided.
Korean title: 추천 시스템
Korean author: 차루 아가르왈
Korean publisher: 에이콘출판
ISBN-13: 9791161755878
Reviews
The worst translation I've ever seen. I think you've written it out without knowing what it is. You'll see her again anyway.
The book was good, but the translation was not so good, so I re-sale it as a source. There's no unity of basic terms, there's a lot of wrong word translations, and there're a lot that makes sense when you read the Hankul word and then you re-infer it back into the original English word. And it's also very sad that the sentence itself is not smooth enough to make reading a lot of trouble.
It's too bad. like the implied, apocalyptic, not only the fallacies of expression, but also the excess literals make it harder to understand. I bought a translation, but it's about studying as a source.
It's very nice to have this translation published in the sense that there are very few English books out of the recommended system. I've read chapter 1 and chapter 2 now, and I see that it's not completely complete, but sometimes there are sentences that are not translated, that are written, that aren't read well, but are written. There are many long sentences that are literally interpreted and understood, so it's often hard to make a sense of them. It's much easier to read than to read the
