Development of a Book Recommendation System Using Artificial Intelligence Technology via the LINE Official Account of Thammasat University Library
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A book recommendation system using artificial intelligence (AI) was developed at Thammasat University Library to enhance information resource services by providing personalized recommendations matching individual user interests. The development team applied the cross-industry standard process for data mining (CRISP-DM), supporting systematic and structured data analysis, to design and implement the AI-powered book recommendation system. It is integrated with, and delivered by, the Thammasat University Library LINE account (TULIB LINE Official Account: @lifonline), a communication channel accessible to all library patrons.
The system comprises two main modes: (1) automatic, using machine learning techniques, specifically Word2Vec and LightFM, to analyze relationships between books and borrowing behavior to generate suitable recommendations; and (2) interactive, allowing readers to manually select preferred book categories, boosting engagement and recommendation relevance. Results were that user satisfaction with the system was 85.91%, demonstrating that the system efficiently responds to personalized user requirements and interests.
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