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Social Popularity based SVD++ Recommender System

Rajeev Kumar, +2 more
- 14 Feb 2014 - 
- Vol. 87, Iss: 14, pp 33-37
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Social popularity factor are incorporated in SVD++ factorization method as implicit feedback to improve accuracy and scalability of recommendations.
Abstract
Recommender systems have shown a lot of awareness in the past decade. Due to their great business value, recommender systems have also been successfully deployed in business, such as product recommendation at flipkart, HomeShop18, and music recommendation at Last.fm, Pandora, and movie recommendation at Flixstreet, MovieLens, and Jinni. In the past few years, the incredible growth of Web 2.0 web sites and applications constitute new challenges for Traditional recommender systems. Traditional recommender systems always ignore social interaction among users. But in our real life, when we are asking our friends or looking opinions, reviews for recommendations of Mobile or heart touching music, movies, electronic gadgets, restaurant, book, games, software Apps, we are actually using social information for recommendations. In this paper social popularity factor are incorporated in SVD++ factorization method as implicit feedback to improve accuracy and scalability of recommendations.

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