2021
DOI: 10.1109/jsyst.2020.3019368
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Parallelization of $Top_{k}$ Algorithm Through a New Hybrid Recommendation System for Big Data in Spark Cloud Computing Framework

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“…The work of the SVD method consists of finding eigenvalues and eigenvectors (denoted • and • ) [22]. Eigenvectors…”
Section: The Methods Of Singular Value Decompositionmentioning
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“…The work of the SVD method consists of finding eigenvalues and eigenvectors (denoted • and • ) [22]. Eigenvectors…”
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“…Handri, K.E. et al [22] proposedhybrid recommendation systems based on Spark Cloud. In this article, the author presented a new parallel algorithm in a distributed recommendation system based on the Apache Spark platform.…”
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“…Dahdouh et al [4] adopted the Hadoop platform to manage and recommend resources and completed massive resource management and push with the help of Hadoop. El Handri and Idrissi [5] used the Spark platform to recommend a large number of resources to improve the efficiency of resource recommendation. Both are recommendation studies based on massive resources, focusing more on the construction of a cloud computing data push platform, without in-depth development of microresource details and methods.…”
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“…Such problems may be overcome with the use of the MCDA method. Indeed, MCDA has been used in recommender systems for refining the suggestion of content to users [26][27][28], but to the best of our knowledge, it has not been applied yet sufficiently in digital repositories. In a review work of 2019 [29] about recommender systems for digital repositories, the author confirms that the main algorithms used by such systems are mainly the above ones, including content-based and collaborative filtering and hybrid methods.…”
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