Integrating Active Learning Strategies in Model Based Recommender Systems

Bachir Asri,Iliass Igmoullan,Sara Qassimi

Published 2024 in Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Networking, Intelligent Systems and Security

ABSTRACT

In this era of information overload and abundant choices, recommender systems play an important role in assisting users by providing personalized suggestions and enhancing user experiences across various domains. Traditional recommender systems encounter several challenges, specifically caused by the cold start problem and data sparsity. This article presents an innovative approach to dealing with these limitations by utilizing active learning strategies based recommender system. Emphasizing the effectiveness of active learning, the method strategically applies various query strategies within the movie recommendation domain. The query strategies aim to balance query quantity and feedback quality. Strategies such as random, popularity, similarity to profile, highest predicted, binary predicted, gini, popgini, error, and poperror enhance collaborative filtering-based recommendations, catering to varied user preferences. The study applies these strategies and matrix factorization to the MovieLens100K and MovieLens1M datasets, offering practical insights for diverse movie recommendation scenarios. The active learning system demonstrates its potential for improving recommender systems in real-world environments.

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    2024

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    Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Networking, Intelligent Systems and Security

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    2024-04-18

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