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48 results for user check-ins

Modeling user check-ins in social networks to predict future behavior.

problem Predicting future user movements and influence in location-based social networks.
method Probabilistic model based on doubly stochastic point process with periodic decaying kernel for time and time-varying multinomial distribution for location.
result The proposed model outperforms other alternatives in predicting user check-ins.

SANST uses self-attentive networks with spatial and temporal embeddings for better POI recommendations.

problem Next point-of-interest (POI) recommendation for users based on their history.
method SANST incorporates spatio-temporal patterns into self-attentive networks.
result SANST outperforms state-of-the-art models by up to 13.65% in nDCG@10.

Task focuses on fact checking in Q&A forums, improving over baseline systems.

problem Fact checking in community Q&A forums to distinguish factual from opinion.
method Two subtasks: distinguishing factual vs. opinion/advice/socializing, predicting answer truthfulness.
result Improved over baseline systems for both subtasks, but not for Subtask B.

A new Gaussian mechanism for differential privacy in the shuffle model is introduced.

problem Improving differential privacy in distributed learning environments.
method Characterization and upper-bounding of Rényi differential privacy (RDP) for the shuffle Gaussian mechanism.
result The shuffle Gaussian mechanism provides improved privacy guarantees compared to existing methods.

For each k > 0 we find an explicit function f_k such that the topology of S inside the ball B(p,r) is `bounded' by f_k(r) for every complete Riemannian surface (compact or noncompact) with K\geq -k^2, every point p on the surface, and every r. Using this result, we obtain a characterization (simple to check in practica…

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Many normal subgroups of mapping class groups are geometric.

problem Characterizing normal subgroups of mapping class groups of surfaces with punctures.
method Proving automorphism and commensurator groups of certain subgroups are isomorphic to the mapping class group, using simplicial complexes.
result Many normal subgroups of mapping class groups are geometric.

We introduce trading fees into AMM models and analyze their impact on swap rates and profits.

problem The impact of trading fees on AMM models and users' trading strategies.
method We extend a foundational AMM model by introducing a trading fee parameter and analyze the model using economic and mathematical rigor.
result Trading fees affect the additivity of swap rates and can lead to greater profits from larger trades.

Study tests adequacy of FARIMA models with uncorrelated but non-independent errors.

problem Testing adequacy of FARIMA models with specific error characteristics.
method Derive asymptotic distributions of residual autocovariances and autocorrelations, propose self-normalization approach.
result Asymptotic distributions of modified portmanteau statistics for weak FARIMA models.

Derives equations for non-abelian self-dual strings and finds a categorified monopole solution.

problem Derives equations for non-abelian self-dual strings.
method Derives equations of motion for non-abelian self-dual strings using string 2-group and categorified principal bundle.
result Derives equations of motion and finds a categorified monopole solution.

GUIDE-VAE generates user-guided data with improved realism and performance.

problem Generating data points for multi-user datasets while considering user information.
method Conditional generative model that integrates user embeddings and a pattern dictionary-based covariance composition.
result GUIDE-VAE outperforms conventional VAEs in multi-user settings, especially under data imbalance.

The paper analyzes and optimizes recommendation systems using user-user and item-item collaborative filtering.

problem Optimizing recommendation systems to minimize disliked recommendations.
method Proposes algorithms inspired by user-user and item-item collaborative filtering, proving performance guarantees in terms of expected regret.
result Information-theoretic lower bounds on regret match upper bounds up to logarithmic factors in two model parameter regimes.

Hybrid approach combines user feedback and machine learning for predicting user satisfaction.

problem Measuring user satisfaction in large-scale conversational agent systems.
method Fusion of explicit user feedback and predictions from two machine-learned models trained on different data types.
result Hybrid approach significantly improves user satisfaction predictions.

CnGAN generates synthetic user preferences for non-overlapped users in cross-network recommender systems.

problem Cross-network recommender solutions ignore non-overlapped users, limiting their applicability.
method Multi-task learning, encoder-GAN architecture, user-based pairwise loss function.
result Generated user preferences improve recommendations for non-overlapped users, achieving superior performance.

FAIRY explains user actions and social media feeds.

problem Users struggle to understand why certain items appear in their social feeds.
method FAIRY uses an interaction graph to model user behavior and ranks feed items, scoring paths connecting user actions and feed items.
result FAIRY provides clear explanations for user actions and feed items, enhancing transparency and user understanding.

The paper proposes a method to learn user representations invariant to social media behavior changes.

problem Difficulty in comparing users over time due to evolving behavior.
method Learning a mapping from user activity to a vector space capturing invariant features.
result The learned mapping enables efficient comparisons of users not seen at training time.

New algorithms for uncoordinated spectrum access with multi-user multi-armed bandits.

problem Uncoordinated spectrum access with unknown number of users and channels.
method Developed algorithms for stochastic and adversarial settings, combining Exp3.P for dynamic scenarios.
result Sub-linear regret guarantees for both stochastic and adversarial cases, even when users outnumber channels.

Paper proposes a combined model for better recommendation by integrating explicit and implicit feedbacks.

problem Improve recommendation accuracy by considering both explicit and implicit feedbacks.
method Developed three models (RHC-PMF, RV-PMF, RHCV-PMF) that incorporate users' explicit and implicit feedbacks for better rating prediction.
result RHCV-PMF model outperforms other models in cold start scenarios for both users and items.

New method detects and measures malicious users in recommendation algorithms.

problem Identifying and quantifying malicious user activity in recommendation systems.
method Probabilistic programming for a disentangled model of malicious and regular user behavior.
result Simulation-based measure for quantifying malicious user effects.

A method to prevent overfitting by modeling user knowledge in interactive machine learning.

problem Overfitting due to user reinforcement of noisy patterns in training data.
method User modelling based on rational behavior to correct overfitting.
result Improves predictive performance in sentiment analysis tasks.

The paper tackles robust policy learning in multitask contextual bandits with adversarial users.

problem Learning optimal policies in multitask contextual bandits with a small fraction of adversarial users.
method Developed efficient robust mean estimators for both uni-variate and high-dimensional random variables.
result Lower bound of ildeΩ(min(S,A)α2/ε2) ildeΩ(\min(S,A) \cdot α^2 / ε^2) per-user interactions to learn an εε-optimal policy for good users.

Improved neural model for social recommendation by integrating social and interest networks.

problem Data sparsity and lack of higher-order relationships in social recommendation.
method DiffNet++ models neural influence diffusion and interest diffusion in a unified framework using a multi-level attention network.
result Extensive experiments on real-world datasets show the effectiveness of DiffNet++.

The paper develops models to influence user interests in recommendation systems.

problem Recommendation systems assume rigid user interests, ignoring the effect of learning strategies.
method Develops influence models for a learning algorithm that optimally recommends websites.
result The models show how learning strategies can influence steady user interests and optimal strategies.

Study personalizes user experience to maximize rewards with patience budget.

problem Maximizing rewards for a platform while respecting user patience.
method Proposes bandit algorithms for sequential choice with feedback models.
result Upper and lower bounds on regret of order O(N2/3)O(N^{2/3}) and Ω(N2/3)Ω(N^{2/3}).

Estimates population mean from user-level data with privacy, accounting for heterogeneity.

problem Heterogeneous user data with varying numbers of data points and distributions.
method Simple model of heterogeneous user data, differential privacy mechanism for estimation.
result Asymptotic optimality of the proposed estimator and general lower bounds on error.

Intelligent recommender system tracks user activity and intent for better recommendations.

problem Recommender systems often lack user intent awareness, leading to suboptimal recommendations.
method Encoded user activity, reduced to lower dimensions using tensor factorization, and scored for intent. Combined with contextual information for ranking recommendations.
result Better recommendations compared to baselines, with intent-aware scoring.