PROMPT: Personalized User Tag Recommendation for Social Media Photos Leveraging Personal and Social Contexts

PROMPT: Personalized User Tag Recommendation for Social Media Photos Leveraging Personal and Social Contexts
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10.1109/ism.2016.0109
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2016-12
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2016 IEEE International Symposium on Multimedia (ISM)
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R. Shah;Anupam Samanta;Deepak Gupta;Yi Yu;Suhua Tang;Roger Zimmermann
R. Shah;Anupam Samanta;Deepak Gupta;Yi Yu;Suhua Tang;Roger Zimmermann
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R. Shah;Anupam Samanta;Deepak Gupta;Yi Yu;Suhua Tang;Roger Zimmermann

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