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Rapidly increasing volumes of heterogeneous media digital contents are produced into the digital library by the forms of the digital books, videos, images, etc. However, traditional recommendation approaches in the digital library cannot support the potential semantic connections across different types of media data. In this paper, a cross-media recommendation algorithm for the digital library is proposed, in which the retrieved items may come from different data sources, and the results do not need to be of the same media type the user ever read or tagged. Firstly, a fused user-item-feature tensor is used to represent the cross-media data set. Then the item-context latent space and item-user rating latent space are reconstructed by TUCKER based tensor decomposition. And the structural grouping sparsity approach is used to select the feature groups and the subset of homogeneous features in one group, which can deal with the difficulty of sparse and high dimension of the big feature matrix. Finally, the Top-n items are recommended according to the prediction probability estimated. Experiments conducted on a cross-media dataset based on China Academic Digital Associative Library (CADAL). The performances evaluation is based on the recall precision and diversity score. The experiment results show that our approach has good recommendation accuracy as well as good diversity.
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Zhang, J., Yuan, Z., Yu, K. (2014). Cross Media Recommendation in Digital Library. In: Tuamsuk, K., Jatowt, A., Rasmussen, E. (eds) The Emergence of Digital Libraries – Research and Practices. ICADL 2014. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 8839. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-12823-8_21
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