Resolving sets and integer programs for recommender systems
Alain Hertz (),
Tsvi Kuflik () and
Noa Tuval ()
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Alain Hertz: Polytechnique Montréal and GERAD
Tsvi Kuflik: The University of Haifa
Noa Tuval: The University of Haifa
Journal of Global Optimization, 2021, vol. 81, issue 1, No 6, 153-178
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Abstract Recommender systems make use of different sources of information for providing users with recommendations of items. Such systems are often based on either collaborative filtering methods which make automatic predictions about the interests of a user, using preferences of similar users, or content based filtering that matches the user’s personal preferences with item characteristics. We adopt the content-based approach and propose to use the concept of resolving set that allows to determine the preferences of the users with a very limited number of ratings. We also show how to make recommendations when user ratings are imprecise or inconsistent, and we indicate how to take into account situations where users possibly don’t care about the attribute values of some items. All recommendations are obtained in a few seconds by solving integer programs.
Keywords: Recommender systems; Resolving sets; Integer programs (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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