Along with our support for Music Hack Days, the Last.fm team often gets involved with the MIR (Music Information Retrieval) community, a group at the forefront of recommendation technology.
This year we are helping organizing a music recommendation workshop within RecSys entitled WOMRAD 2010. The topics of interests vary from music similarity measures, recommendation, music cognition, user modeling and many more.
If you are a researcher in the field or you are just interested in the topic, join us in Barcelona this September the 26th to meet and exchange ideas!
Comments
Tecfan
7 June, 17:01
I am noticing that they are not following the guidelines for use of the Last.fm logo on their website ^^
Anyway, nice initiative this :)
Eugenio
8 June, 19:30
Very nice; I hope to finish my article in time to submit it.
Glad to see that you put online the last.fm dataset sample; is that a good statistic sample or is random extracted?
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9 June, 15:53
Good to know info. Thank you!
carolyn joseph
9 June, 17:18
Thanks for helping organizing a music recommendation workshop, i’ll definitely research about to participate in this program.
Dennis
23 June, 15:12
Please let us delete all our loved tracks with just one click. :)
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