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Players in multiplayer online games struggle to find social recommendations that balance similarity and diversity.

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Players in multiplayer online games struggle to find social recommendations that balance similarity and diversity.

IUI '25Prefer2SD: A Human-in-the-Loop Approach to Balancing Similarity and Diversity in In-Game Friend Recommendations

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