2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ins.2018.12.003
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Learning peer recommendation using attention-driven CNN with interaction tripartite graph

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“…Most of the research experiments using collaborative filtering for music recommendation are used as a proof of the universality of the recommendation method proposed. e music industry often does not have enough rating data, and collaborative filtering can cause cold starts [22,23]. In recent years, some scholars use collaborative filtering combined with other information or mixed with other methods to build a music recommendation system, which has attracted more attention.…”
Section: Research Status Of Music Recommendation Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of the research experiments using collaborative filtering for music recommendation are used as a proof of the universality of the recommendation method proposed. e music industry often does not have enough rating data, and collaborative filtering can cause cold starts [22,23]. In recent years, some scholars use collaborative filtering combined with other information or mixed with other methods to build a music recommendation system, which has attracted more attention.…”
Section: Research Status Of Music Recommendation Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Graph [11] Multimedia objects, concepts Multimedia annotation [12] Images, users, and tags Link-based similarity Bipartite [13] Users and contents Influence diffusion [14] Users and contents Social recommendation Tripartite [15] Users, tags, and images Recommendation [16] Users, interaction behavior, and tags Recommendation [17] Users, Tweets, and topics Coronavirus analysis Hypergraph [18] Users, tags, and resources Consensus maximization [19] Users, time, and POIs Location prediction [20] Users and items Recommendation…”
Section: Entities Applicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zhang et al [15] presented a recommendation method using a user-image-tag model, whose main novelties concern user preference identification on the basis of users' interaction with images and re-ranking social images on the basis of the content. In [16], the authors introduced an interaction tripartite graph, composed of heterogeneous vertices (users, interaction behavior, and content), whose edge weights are tuned by using an attention-driven CNN for recommendation. A tripartite graph-whose set of vertices is composed of users, tweets, and topics-was detailed by Liao, Zheng, and Cao [17] for providing coronavirus pandemic analysis through nonnegative matrix factorization and sentiment analysis.…”
Section: Entities Applicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, there are some deep learning methods that have been proposed to improve the performance of the recommendation [32]- [35], which is closely relevant to our approach. Although these methods provide new ideas for recommendation systems from different perspectives, the disadvantages are that many parameters need to be learned, especially when the data are sparse, its ability to normalize is very weak.…”
Section: Deep Learning Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%