Grapevine: A Wine Prediction Algorithm Using Multi-dimensional Clustering Methods

06/29/2018

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by Richard Diehl Martinez, et al.

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Stanford University

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We present a method for a wine recommendation system that employs multidimensional clustering and unsupervised learning methods. Our algorithm first performs clustering on a large corpus of wine reviews. It then uses the resulting wine clusters as an approximation of the most common flavor palates, recommending a user a wine by optimizing over a price-quality ratio within clusters that they demonstrated a preference for.

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