Perfect Match is a student-developed matchmaking service for Cornell community members that matches participants with possible romantic partners for Valentine’s Day using machine learning algorithms.

Sanika Saraf '28 explores Perfect Match, a Cornell Valentine's Day tradition, and questions whether it really can help you find love this year.

Artificial intelligence and dating apps might be a perfect match in digital age, revolutionizing romance and how you find your Valentine.

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Two Notre Dame students teamed up to create a matchmaking algorithm, seeking to compete with Marriage Pact. Between allowing participants to pay 5 dollars to chose between two potential matches and ...

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