2013
DOI: 10.2478/cait-2013-0043
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UARR: A Novel Similarity Measure for Collaborative Filtering Recommendation

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“…In a user-based CF system [6,11,12], it first computes the similarities between profiles of all user pairs on the basis of their provided ratings or expressed interests to different items, then aggregating and evaluating the target items for the active user from other similar users, and finally recommends the top-N items to the active user based on their aggregated evaluations. In an item-based CF system [5,9,13], it first computes the similarities between characteristics of all item pairs on the basis of the ratings or interests provided by different users, then aggregating and evaluating the target items for the active user from other similar items, and finally recommends the top-N items to the active user based on their aggregated evaluations.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a user-based CF system [6,11,12], it first computes the similarities between profiles of all user pairs on the basis of their provided ratings or expressed interests to different items, then aggregating and evaluating the target items for the active user from other similar users, and finally recommends the top-N items to the active user based on their aggregated evaluations. In an item-based CF system [5,9,13], it first computes the similarities between characteristics of all item pairs on the basis of the ratings or interests provided by different users, then aggregating and evaluating the target items for the active user from other similar items, and finally recommends the top-N items to the active user based on their aggregated evaluations.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%