ABSTRACT
To overcome data sparsity problem, we propose a cross domain recommendation system named CCCFNet which can combine collaborative filtering and content-based filtering in a unified framework. We first introduce a factorization framework to tie CF and content-based filtering together. Then we find that the MAP estimation of this framework can be embedded into a multi-view neural network. Through this neural network embedding the framework can be further extended by advanced deep learning techniques.
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Index Terms
- CCCFNet: A Content-Boosted Collaborative Filtering Neural Network for Cross Domain Recommender Systems
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