Author : K.V.S.N.Rama Rao 1
Date of Publication :7th March 2016
Abstract: With the growth of the World Wide Web, a large amount of music data is available on the Internet. When a user searches for a track, the existing system displays a vast amount of related data. In that displayed data, there may be irrelevant data which do not match user’s interest. Hence, user has to search rigorously for the track which is a time taking process. So, here we design music recommendation system using big data analytics by performing content-based, collaborative and statistic-based recommendation, which are based on the favorite degrees of the users to the music groups.
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