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Taste modeling, streaming activity, recommendation, uniqueness, privacy

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\section{\textit{Introduction}}

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In our experiments, we will need to consider items' popularity,\endnote{endnote text one} and we found it would be easier to represent it with a discrete variable. We decided to split items into popularity bins, from the least to the most popular, in a way such that in each bin the sum of likes received by all items is the same. We arbitrarily fixed the number of bins to 6. Table \ref{Table_1} shows the distribution of the number of artists in each bin, as well as the maximum and minimum number of fans for artists in the bin.\endnote{endnote text two}


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