To solve the abovementioned problem, we propose a collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm that incorporates singular value decomposition (SVD) and Chebyshev truncation in spectral domain convolution. Firstly, the SVD algorithm is used to optimize the adjacency matrix, mine the potential association information between users and items, and expand the user-item adjacency matrix. Finally, based on the MovieLens-1M public dataset, the proposed algorithm (CBSVD-SCF) is compared with other commonly used algorithms. The results show that the article optimizes the recommendation effect of the algorithm based on the traditional collaborative filtering algorithm by combining the temporal order and sequence of user interaction information, as well as the popularity of items and the activity of users; the experimental results on MovieLens show that the optimized collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm can effectively improve the recommendation effect.
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