Abstract. Mobile Context-Aware Recommender Systems can be natu-rally modelled as an exploration/exploitation trade-off (exr/exp) prob-lem, where the system has to choose between maximizing its expected rewards dealing with its current knowledge (exploitation) and learning more about the unknown user’s preferences to improve its knowledge (exploration). This problem has been addressed by the reinforcement learning community but they do not consider the risk level of the cur-rent user’s situation, where it may be dangerous to recommend items the user may not desire in her current situation if the risk level is high. We introduce in this paper an algorithm named R-UCB that considers the risk level of the user’s situation to adaptively balance ...
Recurrent neural networks have proven effective in modeling sequential user feedbacks for recommende...
International audienceThis paper addresses the on-line recommendation problem facing new users and n...
Traditional approaches to recommender systems have not taken into account situational information wh...
Abstract. Mobile Context-Aware Recommender Systems can be natu-rally modelled as an exploration/expl...
Abstract. Context-Based Information Retrieval is recently modelled as an exploration / exploitation ...
Traditional recommendation systems (RecSys) suffer from two problems: the exploitation-exploration d...
Recommender system has been a persistent research goal for decades, which aims at recommending suita...
Abstract. To follow the dynamicity of the user’s content, researchers have recently started to model...
Les systèmes de recommandation actuels ont besoin de recommander des objets pertinents aux utilisate...
The cold-start problem has attracted extensive attention among various online services that provide ...
Current recommender systems need to recommend items that are relevant to users (exploitation), but t...
We consider the recommendation problem, where a set of available items or choices are rated and rec...
Contextual bandits with average-case statistical guarantees are inadequate in risk-averse situations...
Abstract—Acquisition of context poses unique challenges to mobile context-aware recommender systems....
Abstract. This paper presents a novel context-based approach to find reliable recommendations for tr...
Recurrent neural networks have proven effective in modeling sequential user feedbacks for recommende...
International audienceThis paper addresses the on-line recommendation problem facing new users and n...
Traditional approaches to recommender systems have not taken into account situational information wh...
Abstract. Mobile Context-Aware Recommender Systems can be natu-rally modelled as an exploration/expl...
Abstract. Context-Based Information Retrieval is recently modelled as an exploration / exploitation ...
Traditional recommendation systems (RecSys) suffer from two problems: the exploitation-exploration d...
Recommender system has been a persistent research goal for decades, which aims at recommending suita...
Abstract. To follow the dynamicity of the user’s content, researchers have recently started to model...
Les systèmes de recommandation actuels ont besoin de recommander des objets pertinents aux utilisate...
The cold-start problem has attracted extensive attention among various online services that provide ...
Current recommender systems need to recommend items that are relevant to users (exploitation), but t...
We consider the recommendation problem, where a set of available items or choices are rated and rec...
Contextual bandits with average-case statistical guarantees are inadequate in risk-averse situations...
Abstract—Acquisition of context poses unique challenges to mobile context-aware recommender systems....
Abstract. This paper presents a novel context-based approach to find reliable recommendations for tr...
Recurrent neural networks have proven effective in modeling sequential user feedbacks for recommende...
International audienceThis paper addresses the on-line recommendation problem facing new users and n...
Traditional approaches to recommender systems have not taken into account situational information wh...