Recommender systems based on collaborative filtering have received a great deal of interest over the last decade. Typically, these types of systems either take a user-centered or an item-centered approach when making recommendations, but by employing only one of these two perspectives we may unintentionally leave out important information that could otherwise have improved the recommendations. In this paper, we propose a collaborative filtering model that contains an explicit representation of all items and users. Experimental results show that the proposed system obtains significantly better results than other collaborative filtering systems (evaluated on the MovieLens data set). Furthermore, the explicit representation of all users and it...
In this thesis we report the results of our research on recommender systems, which addresses some of...
Collaborative filtering is the common technique of predicting the interests of a user by collecting ...
In this paper we will present the basic properties of Bayesian network models, and discuss why this ...
Recommender systems based on collaborative filtering have received a great deal of interest over the...
AbstractRecommender systems based on collaborative filtering have received a great deal of interest ...
Collaborative filtering is regarded as one of the most promising approaches in recommender systems. ...
Recommender systems were created to represent user preferences for the purpose of suggesting items t...
Collaborative filtering is a very useful general technique for exploiting the preference patterns of...
Collaborative filtering uses information about customers’ preferences to make personal product recom...
AbstractIn this era of web, we have a huge amount of information overload over internet. To extract ...
Collaborative filtering has emerged as a popular way of making user recommendations, but with the in...
Recommending a personalised list of items to users is a core task for many online services such...
Abstract—the most common technique used for recommendations is collaborative filtering. Recommender ...
Collaborative filtering is the common technique of predicting the interests of a user by collecting ...
The tremendous growth in the amount of available information and the number of visitors to Web sites...
In this thesis we report the results of our research on recommender systems, which addresses some of...
Collaborative filtering is the common technique of predicting the interests of a user by collecting ...
In this paper we will present the basic properties of Bayesian network models, and discuss why this ...
Recommender systems based on collaborative filtering have received a great deal of interest over the...
AbstractRecommender systems based on collaborative filtering have received a great deal of interest ...
Collaborative filtering is regarded as one of the most promising approaches in recommender systems. ...
Recommender systems were created to represent user preferences for the purpose of suggesting items t...
Collaborative filtering is a very useful general technique for exploiting the preference patterns of...
Collaborative filtering uses information about customers’ preferences to make personal product recom...
AbstractIn this era of web, we have a huge amount of information overload over internet. To extract ...
Collaborative filtering has emerged as a popular way of making user recommendations, but with the in...
Recommending a personalised list of items to users is a core task for many online services such...
Abstract—the most common technique used for recommendations is collaborative filtering. Recommender ...
Collaborative filtering is the common technique of predicting the interests of a user by collecting ...
The tremendous growth in the amount of available information and the number of visitors to Web sites...
In this thesis we report the results of our research on recommender systems, which addresses some of...
Collaborative filtering is the common technique of predicting the interests of a user by collecting ...
In this paper we will present the basic properties of Bayesian network models, and discuss why this ...