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Flavia Sparacino of MIT's Media Lab demonstrated in 2002 how user preferences could be derived from user behavior in a learning environment. Using the same Bayesian network model, the service could integrate with the computer systems of partner libraries, museums, and even video rental stores to derive the learning interests of customers. Then, on checkout, the system could instantly include free information on the receipt about further local learning resources for the topic, with a URL for further information about the service.
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