Due to increasing secondary use of data, recommender systems using anonymized data are in demand. However, implementing a recommender system requires complicated data processing and programming, and the relationship between anonymization level and recommendation quality has not been investigated. Therefore, this study proposes a framework that facilitates the development of recommender systems. Additionally, a method is proposed for quantitatively evaluating recommendation quality when the anonymization level is varied. The proposed method promotes data utilization by recommender systems and determination of compensation for providing data based on anonymization level.
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