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.
Proposes HMHP for joint modeling of user-topic interactions.
problem Complex interactions between users, topics and time on social media.
method Hidden Markov Hawkes Process (HMHP) incorporating topical Markov Chains.
result HMHP outperforms state-of-the-art models in generalization and accuracy.
Recommender systems play a central role in providing individualized access to information and services. This paper focuses on collaborative filtering, an approach that exploits the shared structure among mind-liked users and similar items. In particular, we focus on a formal probabilistic framework known as Markov rand…
There is much empirical evidence that item-item collaborative filtering works well in practice. Motivated to understand this, we provide a framework to design and analyze various recommendation algorithms. The setup amounts to online binary matrix completion, where at each time a random user requests a recommendation a…
Optimal recommendation system using user and item clustering.
problem Maximizing recommendation accuracy with limited feedback.
method Latent variable model with user and item clustering, exploiting i.i.d. structure.
result Near-optimal algorithm that combines item and user structures.
Matrix factorization simplifies user-item co-occurrence analysis.
problem Understanding the meaning of low-dimensional matrices in matrix factorization.
method Showed matrix factorization equals calculating eigenvectors of co-occurrence matrices, using RMT insights.
result Low-dimension matrices represent a reduced noise user and item co-occurrence space.
Repository tackles fake health news in cancer research.
problem Spread of fake health news over the internet.
method Developed comprehensive FakeHealth repository with rich features and detailed explanations.
result Repository helps in understanding and validating health fake news datasets.
JoVA combines two VAEs to learn user and item representations for better recommendation.
problem Collaborative filtering with implicit feedback.
method Joint Variational Autoencoders (JoVA) with a hinge-based pairwise loss function (JoVA-Hinge).
result JoVA-Hinge outperforms state-of-the-art methods in top-k recommendation.
Paper proposes a hybrid system to address bias in recommender systems.
problem Bias in recommender systems exacerbates existing societal inequalities.
method Hybrid approach combining multiple similarity measures, content, and demographic info.
result Our model provides more accurate and fairer recommendations.
DBRec discovers latent groups to improve recommendation.
problem Sparse user-item interaction data in recommender systems.
method Simultaneously discovers latent user/item groups and interacts them with users/items for bridging preferences.
result DBRec outperforms state-of-the-art models on real datasets.
This work aims to separate buying preferences from merchandise commercials in fashion e-retail.
problem Difficult to infer customer preference from sales data due to implicit signals.
method Extends earlier work on explicit signals to implicit signals from user behavior.
result Derives a metric to separate buying preferences from merchandise commercials.
Proposes a semi-supervised approach to predict user-level sentiments in social media.
problem Detect and analyze sentiment in social media, especially user-level sentiments.
method Semi-supervised approach using a heterogeneous graph built from social networks, incorporating user influences and multiple types of links.
result Predicts user-level sentiments for specific topics more effectively than previous supervised learning approaches.
New model improves recommendation systems by analyzing user-item interactions.
problem Improving recommendation systems for better user-item interactions.
method Sliced Anti-symmetric Decomposition (SAD) model using tensor decomposition.
result SAD produces the most consistent personalized preferences compared to SOTA models.
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++.
JODIE learns dynamic user-item embeddings from interactions, outperforming existing methods.
problem Modeling dynamic user-item interactions for accurate future predictions.
method JODIE uses coupled recurrent models with update, projection, and prediction components, and a novel t-Batch algorithm.
result JODIE outperforms state-of-the-art methods by up to 22.4% on future interaction and state change prediction tasks.