How to Build Recommender System with Content based Filtering

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How to build recommender system. Content based filtering method for recommender system. Feature weighting and feature measure function.

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Introduction
Content-based Filtering
Question & Answer
AGENDA

APPLICATIONS
• Personalized recommendation
• Social recommendation
• Item recommendation
• Combination of 3 approaches above

PROCESS DIAGRAM
Preprocessing Data Analysis Adjustment
INPUT OUTPUT

TYPE OF RECOMMENDER SYSTEM
• Collaborative filtering
• Content-based filtering
• Hybrid

Collaborative Filtering Crash-course
Read more: www.slideshare.net/lonelywolf/how-to-build-a-recommender-system

How to Build Recommender System with Content based Filtering

PROBLEMS
• Explore New Features
• Build feature data for item
• Feature Weighting
• Feature Value Distance Measure Function
• Large Feature Set
• What is the best K in kNN Algorithm?
• Large Data set

ADJUSTMENTS
• Hybrid Recommender System
• Sale forecast system
• Context of User
• Type of Item, Action
• External (3rd-party) information.

BOOKS
Data Science for Business
Foster Provost,Tom Fawcettv
Recommender Systems
Handbook
Many Authors
Big Data For Dummies
Marcia Kaufman, Fern Halper

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