recomander

Recomander is a non-standard term with no widely recognized definition in English-language reference works. In practice, it is most often a typographical error for “recommender” or “recommender system.” The confusion often arises from typographical mistakes or from contact with related terms in other languages, though the French verb to recommend is spelled recommander with two m’s as well.

When used in text without context, “recomander” should usually be read as a misspelling of either “recommender” or “recommender system.” A recommender system is a class of information-filtering algorithms and interfaces that suggest items—such as products, movies, or articles—to users based on past interactions, item attributes, and contextual data. Common approaches include collaborative filtering, content-based methods, and hybrid models. Recommenders are widely employed in e-commerce, media streaming, news feeds, and social platforms to tailor content and improve engagement.

If “Recomander” appears as a brand or product name, it is likely a proper noun rather than a generic term; such usage is not widely established in major sources. In standard technical writing, the preferred terms remain “recommender” or “recommender system.”

See also: recommender system, recommendation engine, information filtering, personalized ranking.