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Exploiting high-order behaviour patterns for cross-domain sequential recommendation
The cross-domain sequential recommendation aims to predict the next item based on a sequence of recorded user behaviours in multiple domains. We propose a novel Cross-domain Sequential Recommendation approach with Graph-Collaborative Filtering (CsrGCF ...
Bingyuan Wang +6 more
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CD-SPM: Cross-domain book recommendation using sequential pattern mining and rule mining
Recommender system suggests a personalized recommendation by filtering the information based on users interest. Nowadays, users like to purchase the best possible items and services to spend the shortest span of time.
Taushif Anwar, V. Uma
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Sequential recommendation systems are confronted with the dual challenges of data sparsity and domain bias. Especially in cross-domain scenarios, user interests are deeply coupled with domain-specific noise, which severely restricts recommendation ...
Jianhua Zhao, Ning Liu, Ronghua Zhao
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Cross-domain sequential recommendation leverages source-domain interactions to alleviate target-domain sparsity, yet existing methods struggle with semantic gaps, insufficient training signals under extreme sparsity, and negative transfer caused by user ...
Ning Liu, Jianhua Zhao, Ronghua Zhao
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Contrastive cross-domain sequential recommendation with attention-aware mechanism
Cross-domain sequential recommendation (CDSR) aims to predict future sequential interactions in a target domain by analyzing historical sequence data from different domains.
Wei Zhao, Bo Li, Xian Mo
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Cross-domain recommendation aims to integrate data from multiple domains and introduce information from source domains, thereby achieving good recommendations on the target domain.
Jianjun Ni +4 more
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Training sequential recommenders for interaction-disjoint target domains is challenging: no target interaction data are available for training, model selection, or calibration.
Zihao Pan, Peilun Li, Yue Li
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Channel-Enhanced Contrastive Cross-Domain Sequential Recommendation
Sequential recommendation help users find interesting items by modeling the dynamic user-item interaction sequences. Due to the data sparseness problem, cross-domain sequential recommendation (CDSR) are proposed.
Liu Yufang +4 more
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Learning analytics increasingly relies on large-scale educational activity logs to understand student behavior and support intelligent decision making.
Khaled Abdalgader +3 more
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GUIDE: Generative User Intent Dual-Encoder for tourism recommendation
Tourism and point-of-interest (POI) recommendation is inherently intent-dependent and context-sensitive, yet many existing methods primarily rely on user–item interactions or short-term behavioral sequences, making it difficult to capture the rich ...
Yonghua Yi +4 more
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