Examples of using User's preferences in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
This type of cookie is used to reuse a user's preferences when returning to the site.
Its special transmitted light modes may be adjusted according to applications and user's preferences.
This is how it is able to display ads relevant to each user's preferences.
can be customized according to each user's preferences.
Profiling cookies These are permanent cookies used to identify(anonymously and not) the user's preferences and improve his navigation experience, to send publicity messages
These are persistent cookies, used to identify(anonymously or non-anonymously) the user's preferences and improve his/her browsing experience by sending him/her advertising messages in line with the preferences expressed during navigation.
To ensure that the website takes into account the user's preferences by for example remembering language preferences,
These are permanent cookies used to identify(both anonymously and not) the user's preferences and improve his/her browsing experience,
organizations aimed at carrying out targeted marketing by following the User's preferences, but will be used for the sole purpose of improving the User's browsing and experience for future visits.
As opposed to the model-based SVD here the user latent factor matrix H is replaced by Q, which learns the user's preferences as function of their ratings.
activity and other information is recorded to be able to provide users with an update on“what's changed on the site since your last visit,” and to better understand the user's preferences.
provide content and/or advertising relating to the user's preferences by analyzing the surfing habits.
remembering the user's preferences and providing relevant advertising.
improving that user's website experience, and storing that user's preferences and login information.
Without cookies, it would be very difficult for a website to allow a visitor to fill up a shopping basket or to remember the user's preferences or registration details for a future visit.
Date of last visit and activity and other information is recorded to be able to provide users with an update on"what's changed on the site since your last visit," and to better understand the user's preferences.
Persistent cookies may also include cookies placed by a different website than the one that the user is currently visiting(also known as'third party cookies')- which can be anonymously used to remember the user's preferences.
For more information on this type of service based on user's preferences, arising from third-party cookies, you can visit
for example by storing the user's preferences(eg choice of country, language).