Predicting User Satisfaction and Recommendation Intentions: A Machine Learning Approach Using Psychophysiological and Self-Reported Data
Authors:
- Victoria Oluwakemi OkesipeVOVictoria Oluwakemi Okesipe
- Théophile DemazureTDThéophile Demazure
- Jasmine LabelleJLJasmine Labelle
- Chenyi HuangCHChenyi Huang
- Sylvain SénécalSSSylvain Sénécal
- Marc FredetteMFMarc Fredette
- Romain PourchonRPRomain Pourchon
- Constantinos K. CoursarisConstantinos K. Coursaris
- Alexander J. KarranAKAlexander J. Karran
- Shang Lin ChenSCShang Lin Chen
- Pierre-Majorique LégerPLPierre-Majorique Léger
- 3 March 2025
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 385-395
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