Cross-Domain Collaborative Filtering over Time

Li, Bin (University of Technology, Sydney) | Zhu, Xingquan (University of Technology, Sydney) | Li, Ruijiang (Fudan University) | Zhang, Chengqi (University of Technology, Sydney) | Xue, Xiangyang (Fudan University) | Wu, Xindong (University of Vermont)

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Another example is items to users based on their historical ratings. In that, although many people don't like animations, they may real-world scenarios, user interests may drift over still have interests in emerging 3-D animations because of the time since they are affected by moods, contexts, fantastic 3-D visual effects. These observations show that, and pop culture trends. This leads to the fact that although many aspects of user interests can be found based a user's historical ratings comprise many aspects of on users' historical ratings, at a certain time slice, one user's user interests spanning a long time period. However, interest may only focus on one or a couple of aspects. Thus, at a certain time slice, one user's interest may the static CF methods built on the entire historical ratings are only focus on one or a couple of aspects. Thus, inadequate to capture user-interest drift. In order to track user CF techniques based on the entire historical ratings interests and create comprehensive user profiles such that different may recommend inappropriate items. In this paper, recommendation strategies can be used for consistenttaste we consider modeling user-interest drift over time users and changing-taste users, a CF method that can based on the assumption that each user has multiple model user interests over time is required.

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