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Set-oriented personalized ranking for diversified top-n recommendation

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In this paper, we propose a set-oriented personalized ranking model for diversified top-N recommendation. Users may have various individual ranges of interests. For personalized top-N recommendation task, the combination of relevance and diversity in recommendation results would be desirable. For this purpose, we integrate the concept of diversity into traditional matrix factorization model to construct a set-oriented collaborative filtering model. By optimizing this model with a set-oriented pairwise ranking method, we directly achieve personalized top-N recommendation results which are both relevant and diversified. We also utilize category information explicitly for learning personalized diversity. Experimental results show that our model outperforms traditional models in terms of personalized diversity and maintains good performance on relevance prediction.

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      RecSys '13: Proceedings of the 7th ACM conference on Recommender systems
      October 2013
      516 pages
      ISBN:9781450324090
      DOI:10.1145/2507157
      • General Chairs:
      • Qiang Yang,
      • Irwin King,
      • Qing Li,
      • Program Chairs:
      • Pearl Pu,
      • George Karypis
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      1. collaborative filtering
      2. personalized diversity
      3. recommender systems
      4. set-oriented pairwise ranking

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