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This Jupyter Notebook analyzes data to create a book recommendation system. It reads data on books, user ratings, and user information, then cleans and merges the data to prepare for a recommendation engine.
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Finding-Your-Next-Favorite-Read-with-AI
This Jupyter Notebook analyzes data to create a book recommendation system. It reads data on books, user ratings, and user information, then cleans and merges the data to prepare for a recommendation engine.
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