Abstract
The Web is becoming the largest source of digital music, and users often find themselves exposed to a huge collection of items. How to effectively help users explore through massive music items creates a significant challenge that must be properly addressed in the era of E-Commerce. For this purpose, a number of music recommendation systems have been proposed and implemented, which can identify music items that are likely to be appealing to a specific user. This paper presents a hybrid music recommendation system based on the labels associated with each music album, which also explicitly takes into account the correlation among labels. Experimental results on a real-world sales dataset show that our approach can achieve a clear advantage in terms of precision and recall over traditional methods in which labels are treated as independent keywords.
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This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 60905030). The authors are also grateful to the LP album store owner for providing the sales dataset.
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Liu, H., Yuan, B., Li, C. (2013). Music Recommendation Based on Label Correlation. In: Li, J., Qi, G., Zhao, D., Nejdl, W., Zheng, HT. (eds) Semantic Web and Web Science. Springer Proceedings in Complexity. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-6880-6_12
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