Claypool, M.; Gokhale, A.; Miranda, T.; Murnikov, P.; Netes, D.; and Sartin, M. 1999. Combining content-based and collaborative filters in an online newspaper. In ACM SIGIR Workshop on Recommender Systems - Implementation and Evaluation. ACM SIGIR.  Home/Search   Document Details and Download   Summary   Related Articles   Check

.... The GroupLens recommender system helped users wade through articles in Usenet news [7] Ringo allowed users to get music recommendations online and connect with other music fans [12] Fab, and other systems like it have helped users find web pages, news articles, and other documents online [1, 4, 8]. Our work builds on and extends our movie recommendation research service (movielens.umn.edu) that provides movie, DVD, and VHS video recommendations, along with a search capability. In addition, we rely on the AvantGo service (www.avantgo.com) to provide o#ine access to our interface. In ....

M. Claypool, A. Gokhale, T. Miranda, P. Murnikov, D. Netes, and M. Sartin. Combining content-based and collaborative filters in an online newspaper. In Proceedings of ACM SIGIR Workshop on Recommender, August 1999.

.... [21] Recently, the same team presented an approach termed item based collaborative filtering , which first analyzes the user item matrix to identify relationships between different items, and then uses these to indirectly compute recommendations [22] Claypool, Gokhale and Miranda [23] presented a system in which they do not blend content and collaborative filters, but instead leave them entirely separate. Their prediction is based on a weighted average of the content based prediction and the collaborative one. The weights are determined on a peruser and per item basis: if ....

Claypool, M., Gokhale, A., Miranda, T.: Combining Content-Based and Collaborative Filters in an Online Newspaper. In: Proceedings of the ACM SIGIR Workshop on Recommender Systems. (1999)

....data, thus items or pages added to a site recently cannot be recommenced. This is generally referred to as the new item problem . A common approach to revolving this problem in collaborative filtering has been to integrate content characteristics of pages with the user ratings or judgments [5, 15]. Generally, in these approaches, keywords are extracted from the content on the Web site and are used to either index pages by content or classify pages into various content categories. In the context of personalization, this approach would allow the system to recommend pages to a user, not only ....

M. Claypool, A. Gokhale, T. Miranda, P. Murnikov, D. Netes, and M. Sartin. Combining Content-based and Collaborative Filters in an Online Newspaper. In Proceedings of the ACM SIGIR '99 Workshop on Recommender Systems: Algorithms and Evaluation. University of California, Berkeley, Aug. 1999.

....is an era of exploding access to news sources; an age when the volume of information published by mailing lists, web sites, and other media is growing exponentially. Every day more than 2500 online newspapers provide access to tens of thousands of news articles covering a multitude of interests [6]. Countless newsgroups flourish in cyberspace. Each may have hundreds, sometimes thousands, of daily posts that are potentially significant to members of its user community. The airwaves are teeming, with TV and radio news broadcasts. This abundance of news sources has created an environment in ....

....filtering, which is serendipity. The question is, how can the system recommend relevant articles that the user could not possibly have anticipated in the first place Research groups have tried to solve this problem using collaborative filtering methods that provide serendipitous recommendations [6,12]. However, this approach is only a partial solution to the serendipity problem because collaborative filtering has an early rater problem, if nobody has ever tried an item, the item will not be recommended to anyone. Therefore, in our approach, besides using collaborative filtering, we also ....

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....terms contents, layout, media, advertisements and more. Rich possibilities include personalizing the number of articles per page, the inclusion and size of pictures, even the shape and depth of the newspaper tree. With accurate predictions on a user s level of interest in unread articles, P Tango [31] will seek to deliver a personalized front page, containing only the articles of highest interest, individually created everyday, for each user that accesses the P Tango site. Billsus et al. 32] present an intelligent agent designed to compile a daily news program for individual users. Based on ....

M. Claypool, A. Gokhale, T. Miranda, P. Mumikov, D. Netes and M. Sattin, Combining Content-Based and Collaborative Filters in an Online Newspaper, ACM SIGIR Workshop on Recommender Systems, Berkeley, CA, August 19, 1999.

....(e.g. demographics and product descriptions) On the other hand, pure conent based fiJtering or infowation filte ing methods [17, 24] typically match query words or other user data with item attribute information, ignoring data from other users. Several hybrid algorithms combine both techniques [1, 4, 6, 8, 21, 29]. Though content usu ally refers to descriptive words associated with an item, we use the term more generally to refer to any form of item attribute information including, for example, the list of actors iu a movie. One difficult, though common, problem for a recommender system is the ....

.... inferring item item similarities [27] probabilistic modeling [3, 6, 10, 20, 21, 29] machine learning [1, 2, 18] and listranking [5, 7, 19] More recently, authors have turned to ward designing hybrid recommender systems that combine both collaborative and content information in various ways [1, 4, 6, 8, 21, 29]. To date, most comparisons among algorithms have bccn empirical or qualitative in nature [11, 25] though some worst case perfbrmance bounds have been derived [7, 18] some general principles advocated [7] and some fimdamental limitations explicated [19] Techniques suggested in evaluating ....

M. Claypool, A. Gokhale, and T. Miranda. Combining content-based and collaborative filters in an online newspaper. In Proceedings of the ACM SIGIR Workshop on Recorn. meder Systems I.mplern. etation and Evaluation, 1999.

....(e.g. demographics and product descriptions) On the other hand, pure content based filtering or information filtering methods [17, 24] typically match query words or other user data with item attribute information, ignoring data from other users. Several hybrid algorithms combine both techniques [1, 4, 6, 8, 21, 29]. Though content usually refers to descriptive words associated with an item, we use the term more generally to refer to any form of item attribute information including, for example, the list of actors in a movie. One di#cult, though common, problem for a recommender system is the cold start ....

.... inferring item item similarities [27] probabilistic modeling [3, 6, 10, 20, 21, 29] machine learning [1, 2, 18] and listranking [5, 7, 19] More recently, authors have turned toward designing hybrid recommender systems that combine both collaborative and content information in various ways [1, 4, 6, 8, 21, 29]. To date, most comparisons among algorithms have been empirical or qualitative in nature [11, 25] though some worst case performance bounds have been derived [7, 18] some general principles advocated [7] and some fundamental limitations explicated [19] Techniques suggested in evaluating ....

M. Claypool, A. Gokhale, and T. Miranda. Combining content-based and collaborative filters in an online newspaper. In Proceedings of the ACM SIGIR Workshop on Recommender Systems---Implementation and Evaluation, 1999.

....for Usenet posts and the genre for movies, to determine their ratings, allowing them to introduce machinegenerated content based similarity judgments into a recommender system. Another class of systems use the content based information and collaborative information separately. Claypool et al. [6] developed P Tango, an online newspaper which combines the results of two separate recommenders, one content based and one which uses cf. The system merges the results from the two recommenders, assigning more weight to the one which performed better for a given user. ResearchIndex itself uses ....

CLAYPOOL, M., GOKHALE, A., MIRANDA, T., MURNIKOV, P., NETES, D., AND SARTIN, M. Combining content-based and collaborative filters in an online newspaper. In ACM SIGIR Workshop on Recommender Systems (Berkeley, CA, 1999).

....il a su#cient number of users have accessedt his movie t getFC wit ot her similar movies. This problem is oftk coined ast he newitj problem in collaboratF efiltF ing. A common approacht o resolvingt his problem has beent o int egrat e cont ent charact erist ics of pages wit ht he usagepat t erns [6, 20, 21, 19]. Generally, int hese approaches, keywords are ext ract ed fromt he cont ent ont he Web sit e and are usedt o eit her index pages by cont ent or classify pages int o various cont ent cat egories. Int he cont ext of personalizat ion,t his approach would allowt hesyst em t recommend pagest o a user, ....

M. Claypool, A. Gokhale, T. Miranda, P. Mu rnikov, D. Netes, and M. Sartin. Combining Content based and Collaborative Filters in an Online Newspaper. In Proceedings of the ACM SIGIR '99 Workshop on Recommender Systems: Algorithms and Evaluation. University of California, Berkeley, Au g. 1999.

....They are particularly useful in groups with few users, for items that have not been rated by many others, or in domains with extremely sparse ratings. In [1] the authors present a hybrid recommender. In [11] the authors use content based agents to fill in missing ratings data. The paper [5] uses separate collaborative and content based (metadata) recommenders and then combines the results with a weighted average. Popescul et al. 17] use a probabilistic aspect model to combine collaborative ratings with text content for the citeseer database. There is a simple extension to our ....

M. Claypool, A. Gokhale, T. Miranda, P. Murnikov, D. Netes, and M. Sartin. Combining content-based and collaborative filters in an online newspaper. In ACM SIGIR WS on Recommender Systems, 1999.

....(e.g. demographics and product descriptions) On the other hand, pure content based filtering or information filtering methods [17, 24] typically match query words or other user data with item attribute information, ignoring data from other users. Several hybrid algorithms combine both techniques [29, 1, 4, 6, 8, 21]. Though content usually refers to descriptive words associated with an item, we use the term more generally to refer to any form of item attribute information including, for example, the list of actors in a movie. One di#cult, though common, problem for a recommender system is the cold start ....

.... inferring item item similarities [27] probabilistic modeling [29, 3, 6, 10, 20, 21] machine learning [1, 2, 18] and listranking [5, 7, 19] More recently, authors have turned toward designing hybrid recommender systems that combine both collaborative and content information in various ways [29, 1, 4, 6, 8, 21]. To date, most comparisons among algorithms have been empirical or qualitative in nature [11, 25] though some worst case performance bounds have been derived [7, 18] some general principles advocated [7] and some fundamental limitations explicated [19] Techniques suggested in evaluating ....

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