Traditional recommendation methods offer items, that are inanimate and one way recommendation, to users. Emerging new applications such as online dating or job recruitments require reciprocal people-to-people recommendations that are animate and two-way recommendations. In this paper, we propose a reciprocal collaborative method based on the concepts of users' similarities and common neighbors. The dataset employed for the experiment is gathered from a real life online dating network. The proposed method is compared with baseline methods that use traditional collaborative algorithms. Results show the proposed method can achieve noticeably better performance than the baseline methods.\u
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Abstract. Users of online dating sites are facing information overload that requires them to manuall...
A new relationship type of social networks - online dating - are gaining popularity. With a large me...
In this paper, we propose a multi-objective learning approach for online recruiting. Online recruiti...
This paper presented a new similarity method to improve the accuracy of traditional Collaborative Fi...
The most popular method collaborative filter approach is primarily used to handle the information ov...
Due to the change in attitudes and lifestyles, people expect to find new partners and friends via va...
The recommender system is widely used in the field of e-commerce and plays an important role in guid...
Abstract—Online dating sites have become popular platforms for people to look for potential romantic...
Recommender systems are methods of personalisation that provide users of online services with sugges...
Understanding the mutual preferences between potential dating partners is core to the success of mod...
In this work, we present the challenges associated with the two-way recommendation methods in social...
In this paper we examine an advanced collaborative filtering method that uses similarity transitivit...
International audienceA reciprocal recommendation problem is one where the goal of learning is not j...
In this paper, we propose a novel method combined classical collaborative filtering (CF) and biparti...
User-based collaborative filtering approaches suggest interesting items to a user relying on similar...
Abstract. Users of online dating sites are facing information overload that requires them to manuall...
A new relationship type of social networks - online dating - are gaining popularity. With a large me...
In this paper, we propose a multi-objective learning approach for online recruiting. Online recruiti...
This paper presented a new similarity method to improve the accuracy of traditional Collaborative Fi...
The most popular method collaborative filter approach is primarily used to handle the information ov...
Due to the change in attitudes and lifestyles, people expect to find new partners and friends via va...
The recommender system is widely used in the field of e-commerce and plays an important role in guid...