Multi-modal recommender systems: Hands-on exploration
Recommender systems typically learn from user-item preference data such as ratings and clicks. This information is sparse in nature, i.e., observed user-item preferences often represent less than 5% of possible interactions. One promising direction to alleviate data sparsity is to leverage auxiliary...
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Main Authors: | TRUONG, Quoc Tuan, SALAH, Aghiles, LAUW, Hady Wirawan |
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2021
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