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| author | Gauri Parvati, Pavithran M A, Sooraj Sajeev, Prof. Asha J George, Prof. Manju Mathews |
| author_facet | Gauri Parvati, Pavithran M A, Sooraj Sajeev, Prof. Asha J George, Prof. Manju Mathews |
| contents | <p>—The growing need for accurate recommendations<br> has motivated the devel opment of hybrid recommendation<br> systems. In this project, we propose a sys tem that integrates<br> collaborative filtering, content-based filtering, and knowledge<br> graph approaches to enhance recommendation accuracy and<br> address limitations such as cold-start and data sparsity. The<br> system uses a multi-step method: col laborative filtering predicts<br> user preferences based on similar users, content-based filtering<br> analyses item attributes, and a knowledge graph refines recom<br>mendations by leveraging relational data. The hybrid approach<br> offers advantages like more personalized recommendations and<br> better handling of sparse data. However, it has the drawback of<br> increased computational complexity due to integrating multiple<br> algorithms. In conclusion, the system aims to effectively combines<br> the strengths of different recommendation techniques, to provide<br> more precise and relevant suggestions to users.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | RecMe: A Personal Hybrid Recommendation System Gauri Parvati, Pavithran M A, Sooraj Sajeev, Prof. Asha J George, Prof. Manju Mathews <p>—The growing need for accurate recommendations<br> has motivated the devel opment of hybrid recommendation<br> systems. In this project, we propose a sys tem that integrates<br> collaborative filtering, content-based filtering, and knowledge<br> graph approaches to enhance recommendation accuracy and<br> address limitations such as cold-start and data sparsity. The<br> system uses a multi-step method: col laborative filtering predicts<br> user preferences based on similar users, content-based filtering<br> analyses item attributes, and a knowledge graph refines recom<br>mendations by leveraging relational data. The hybrid approach<br> offers advantages like more personalized recommendations and<br> better handling of sparse data. However, it has the drawback of<br> increased computational complexity due to integrating multiple<br> algorithms. In conclusion, the system aims to effectively combines<br> the strengths of different recommendation techniques, to provide<br> more precise and relevant suggestions to users.</p> |
| title | RecMe: A Personal Hybrid Recommendation System |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15129756 |