Model-based Collaborative Filtering Recommendation Algorithm
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A Model-based Collaborative Filtering Recommendation Algorithm is a collaborative filtering algorithm that is a model-based prediction algorithm.
- Context:
- It can be implemented by a Model-based CF Recommendation System (that solves a model-based CF algorithm).
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- See: Latent Factor Model, Model-free CF Algorithm.
References
2017
- (Sammut & Webb, 2017) ⇒ (2017). "Latent Factor Models and Matrix Factorization". In: (Sammut & Webb, 2017)
- QUOTE: Latent Factor models are a state of the art methodology for model-based collaborative filtering. The basic assumption is that there exist an unknown low-dimensional representation of users and items where user-item affinity can be modeled accurately. For example, the rating that a user gives to a movie might be assumed to depend on few implicit factors such as the user’s taste across various movie genres. Matrix factorization techniques are a class of widely successful Latent Factor models that attempt to find weighted low-rank approximations to the user-item matrix, where weights are used to hold out missing entries. There is a large family of matrix factorization models based on choice of loss function to measure approximation quality, regularization terms to avoid overfitting, and other domain-dependent formulations.