A content boosted collaborative filtering approach for movie recommendation based on local & global similarity and missing data prediction

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2009

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Özbal, Gözde

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Recently, it has become more and more difficult for the existing web based systems to locate or retrieve any kind of relevant information, due to the rapid growth of the World Wide Web (WWW) in terms of the information space and the amount of the users in that space. However, in today's world, many systems and approaches make it possible for the users to be guided by the recommendations that they provide about new items such as articles, news, books, music, and movies. However, a lot of traditional recommender systems result in failure when the data to be used throughout the recommendation process is sparse. In another sense, when there exists an inadequate number of items or users in the system, unsuccessful recommendations are produced. Within this thesis work, ReMovender, a web based movie recommendation system, which uses a content boosted collaborative filtering approach, will be presented. ReMovender combines the local/global similarity and missing data prediction v techniques in order to handle the previously mentioned sparseness problem effectively. Besides, by putting the content information of the movies into consideration during the item similarity calculations, the goal of making more successful and realistic predictions is achieved.

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Computer enginnering., Computer software.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/19078

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G. Özbal, “A content boosted collaborative filtering approach for movie recommendation based on local & global similarity and missing data prediction,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2009.