An Intelligent Program to Connect People Who Want to Do Sports With Others Using Sorting Method According to their Skill Level, Sports, Location, and Time

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An Intelligent Program to Connect People Who Want to Do Sports With Others Using Sorting Method According to their Skill Level, Sports, Location, and Time
Alex Chen1 and Christopher Wadley2, 1USA, 2California State Polytechnic University, USA
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