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Personalised Fashion Recommendation using Deep Learning

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ABSTRACT

Clothing we wear reveals our personal style - wealth, occupation, religion, location and socio-identity. Shopper's aesthetic preferences thus influence purchasing decision in a lifestyle marketplace. Given the image of a fashion item, recommending complementary matches is a challenge. This tutorial discusses various techniques for fashion recommendation which in turn enhance conventional data mining approaches like collaborative filtering and matrix factorization. For a few such models and methods, we outline results using real-world data from various online shopping platforms. Recent advances in deep learning are presented for compatibility modeling, learning-to-rank and explainable recommendation.

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      CODS-COMAD '19: Proceedings of the ACM India Joint International Conference on Data Science and Management of Data
      January 2019
      380 pages
      ISBN:9781450362078
      DOI:10.1145/3297001

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      CODS-COMAD '19 Paper Acceptance Rate62of198submissions,31%Overall Acceptance Rate197of680submissions,29%

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