2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-47426-3_13
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Balancing Between Accuracy and Fairness for Interactive Recommendation with Reinforcement Learning

Abstract: Fairness in recommendation has attracted increasing attention due to bias and discrimination possibly caused by traditional recommenders. In Interactive Recommender Systems (IRS), user preferences and the system's fairness status are constantly changing over time. Existing fairness-aware recommenders mainly consider fairness in static settings. Directly applying existing methods to IRS will result in poor recommendation. To resolve this problem, we propose a reinforcement learning based framework, FairRec, to … Show more

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“…Interactive Recommendation UWR [46] Value-function Q-Learning Offline DRCGR [47] DQN Offline UDQN [48] DQN Offline FeedRec [49] DQN Offline PDQ [50] DQN Offline KGQR [51] DQN Offline SL+RL [5] Policy Search REINFORCE Offline RCR [52] REINFORCE Online & Offline TPGR [53] REINFORCE Offline FairRec [54] Actor-Critic DPG Offline Attacks&Detection [8] AC Offline SDAC [55] AC Offline AAMRL [56] AC Online DRR [ [65] Actor-Critic A3C Offline Sequential Recommendation SQN [44] Value-function Q-learning Offline DEERS [66] DQN Online & Offline RLradio [67] R-Learning Online & Offline KERL [68] Policy Search…”
Section: Recommender Scenarios Models Rl Algorithms Evaluation Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Interactive Recommendation UWR [46] Value-function Q-Learning Offline DRCGR [47] DQN Offline UDQN [48] DQN Offline FeedRec [49] DQN Offline PDQ [50] DQN Offline KGQR [51] DQN Offline SL+RL [5] Policy Search REINFORCE Offline RCR [52] REINFORCE Online & Offline TPGR [53] REINFORCE Offline FairRec [54] Actor-Critic DPG Offline Attacks&Detection [8] AC Offline SDAC [55] AC Offline AAMRL [56] AC Online DRR [ [65] Actor-Critic A3C Offline Sequential Recommendation SQN [44] Value-function Q-learning Offline DEERS [66] DQN Online & Offline RLradio [67] R-Learning Online & Offline KERL [68] Policy Search…”
Section: Recommender Scenarios Models Rl Algorithms Evaluation Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This fairness concern is extremely challenging, since it is hard to deal with the conflict between fairness and accuracy. To address the challenge in interactive recommender systems, an RL-based framework (i.e., FairRec) [54] is proposed to dynamically achieve a fairness-accuracy balance, in which the fairness status of the system and user's preferences combine to form the state representation to generate recommendations. Besides, a twofold reward is constructed in terms of both fairness and accuracy.…”
Section: Actor-critic Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• Price and brand [35,72], geographical region [73,48] Target: Interaction-oriented fairness -sensitive attribute based on the interactions observed on items e.g., popularity.…”
Section: Notions Of Fairnessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The closest work to us is Liu et al(2020), which proposed to combine accuracy and fairness in the reward function for reinforcement learning, aiming to maintain the accuracy-fairness trade-off in interactive recommendation. Yet the reward function is more focused on optimization approach rather than an evaluation metric that can be directly applied to measure a given rank list.…”
Section: Fairness Notions and Measuresmentioning
confidence: 99%