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PERSPECTIVES IN ELECTRONIC SHOPPING: ON BEYOND AUTOMATED ORDER ENTRY
Large-scale electronic shopping systems need to accommodate both (a) a large number of products, many of which are close substitutes, and (b) a heterogeneous body of customers who have complex, multidimensional and perhaps rapidly changing-preferences regarding the products for sale in the syste
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