2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.eswa.2004.08.013
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A hybrid collaborative filtering method for multiple-interests and multiple-content recommendation in E-Commerce

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“…Li et al [7] proposed a hybrid CF to diversify recommended items based on related keywords; for instance, a user may claim his/her interest in both 'Football' and 'English', but s/he may have only provided ratings on 'Football'-related items. Hence, the RS can help him/her by finding relevant items in English football, for example.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Li et al [7] proposed a hybrid CF to diversify recommended items based on related keywords; for instance, a user may claim his/her interest in both 'Football' and 'English', but s/he may have only provided ratings on 'Football'-related items. Hence, the RS can help him/her by finding relevant items in English football, for example.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Li et al [16] introduce a method that uses collaborative filtering approaches in e-commerce based on both users and items alike. They also show that collaborative filtering based on users is not successfully adaptive to datasets of users with different interests.…”
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“…This equation is equivalent to: (8) This equation means the probability of the value of the portfolio lower than is 1-c, assume that the value of portfolio W follows normal distribution, is quantile of standard normal distribution, then: (9) represents standard normal distribution. VaR method is not only a method to measure the risk level of securities, but also can measure the risk preference of investors.…”
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“…Hybrid filtering uses a combination of CF with demographic filtering or CF with content-based filtering [9]. Hybrid filtering is usually based on bioinspired or probabilistic methods such as genetic algorithms and fuzzy genetic, neural networks, Bayesian networks, clustering, and latent features (such as SVD) [10].…”
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