2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.dss.2012.09.005
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A trust-semantic fusion-based recommendation approach for e-business applications

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“…Both academia and industry have put in much effort to design efficient algorithms and improve the performance of recommendation systems. There are three main streams of recommendation systems: content-based recommendation systems, collaborative filtering recommendation systems and hybrid recommendation systems [13,17,28,33]. Content-based recommendation systems recommend items that are similar to user's previous preference.…”
Section: Recommendation Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Both academia and industry have put in much effort to design efficient algorithms and improve the performance of recommendation systems. There are three main streams of recommendation systems: content-based recommendation systems, collaborative filtering recommendation systems and hybrid recommendation systems [13,17,28,33]. Content-based recommendation systems recommend items that are similar to user's previous preference.…”
Section: Recommendation Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the neighbor selection process, the top-N and best neighborhood is selected for active user based on biological metaphor of ant colonies to generate recommendations. Computing the rating prediction is the final step in the recommendation process, we use the deviation-from-mean approach [8] to calculate the predicted rating value the node user u on item i, …”
Section: The Proposed Itars Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cold start problem appears due to the existence of new users or items that not received any ratings [1]. Furthermore, if the number of rating on the existing items is very small, the sparsity problem occurs.…”
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