IOT-Based Personalized products recommendation system

Everyday there are masses of information generated and the existence of a large amount of information makes it hardly to mining the wanted information. Personalized recommendation is the process to alleviative the problem. Collaborative filtering is one of the most popular technologies in the personal recommendation system. As the user rating matrix becoming extremely sparsity, traditional collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm calculates similarity between items using the rating data, and it does not consider the semantic relationship between different items, thus recommendation quality is very poor. To solve this problem, the paper combines the item semantic similarity and the item rating similarity, which takes into account the influence of item semantic and user rating to enhance the item-based collaborative filtering. The personalized collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm combining the item semantic similarity and item rating similarity can mitigate the sparsity problem in the electronic commerce recommender systems.

Personalized courses recommendation technology is one of the hotspots in online education field. A good recommendation algorithm can stimulate learners' enthusiasm and give full play to different learners' learning personality. At present, the popular collaborative filtering algorithm ignores the semantic relationship between recommendation items, resulting in unsatisfactory recommendation results. In this paper, an algorithm combining knowledge graph and collaborative filtering is proposed. Firstly, the knowledge graph representation learning method is used to embed the semantic information of the items into a low-dimensional semantic space; then, the semantic similarity between the recommended items is calculated, and then, this item semantic information is fused into the collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm. This algorithm increases the performance of recommendation at the semantic level. The results show that the proposed algorithm can effectively recommend courses for learners and has higher values on precision, recall, and F1 than the traditional recommendation algorithm.

Recommender systems are increasingly being used in university or online education. However, recommender systems still have not found major usage in K12 education. This may be because of the unique challenges that recommender systems face when used by a young and diverse population. However, recommender systems for K12 education could provide many benefits for students and teachers, such as the simplification of personalized learning. Some of the issues with K12 educational recommender systems may be solved by the use of deep learning and implicit feedback. As such, we investigated the use of deep recommendation algorithms and implicit feedback for K12 educational recommender systems. To do this, we compared metrics for highly cited traditional and deep recommendation algorithms trained on explicit and implicit data. We found that recommendation algorithms using deep learning as a group do not differ in performance compared to traditional recommendation algorithms. We also found that the use of implicit feedback led to higher performance than using explicit feedback. The best performing algorithm used both deep learning and implicit feedback. We conclude that deep learning can be a benefit for K12 recommender systems, particularly when the ordered sequence of items is carefully accounted for. We also conclude that researchers and developers must carefully consider which feedback contributes the most information for learning.

With the arrival of the era of big data, recommendation algorithm has become a hot research field in internet life and social business. However, the traditional recommendation algorithms have problems of cold start, scoring matrix data sparse, affecting the accuracy of recommendation. This paper proposes a hybrid recommendation algorithm based on the SVD (singular value decomposition) and Slope One algorithm, experiments results show that the algorithm proposed by this paper has superior performance compared with the traditional collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm. Keywords-SVD; Slope-One; Recommendation Algorithm; Collaborative Filtering

Chinese traditional culture contains the wisdom and experience of the concept of governing the country, and contains the moral principles taught by the ancients. Carrying forward and developing the excellent traditional Chinese culture is of great significance for enhancing cultural self-confidence. The purpose of this paper is to study digital cultural communication based on recommendation algorithms. Combined with the particularity of the existence of digital culture, the recommendation technology is studied, aiming at the problems existing in collaborative filtering recommendation technology, an improvement method is proposed, and a recommendation algorithm for digital cultural resources is proposed. Combined with the digital cultural resource recommendation algorithm, a digital cultural resource recommendation engine is designed and implemented. Through the realization of the algorithm, using the data in the “Digital Cultural Resource Database” of the scientific research achievement of the Key Laboratory of Cultural Informatization, the digital cultural resource recommendation algorithm is compared with the traditional collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm, and the MAE mean absolute deviation is used as the main According to the experimental data, the MAE values of the improved collaborative filtering digital culture recommendation algorithm are all lower than 0.15 points, and the conclusion is drawn that the improved recommendation algorithm has higher recommendation quality.

The works of ancient Chinese literature that rely on Internet technologies are developing quickly. Through mobile phone inspection, ancient Chinese literary masterpieces are becoming more well-known, which encourages readers to read them more regularly. Providers of output literary works are confronted with a conundrum and a challenge, enabling users to quickly discover and attract their own works in the vast body of ancient Chinese literature. Providers of output literature can rely on personalized recommendation technology to find a solution to this issue. The production of works of literature is one of the most significant signs of human civilisation. As Internet technology becomes more widespread, the suggestion of the platform will become a more important factor in determining how the general audience reacts to works of literature. A collaborative filtering (CF) algorithm is offered as a method for making the recommendation algorithm for ancient Chinese literature more accurate. The personalized recommendation system’s technological support helps to increase the accuracy of recommendations. This system predicts and scores the reading preferences of the readers in a thorough manner, which helps to improve the recommendation’s accuracy. It is hoped that the user community will find the analysis and discussion contained in this article to be useful as a reference. The compelling experimental findings show that the recommendation algorithm suggested in this study greatly improves the accuracy of the intelligent recommendation system. These results were found by analyzing the final experimental data.

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is not only to design a more effective recommendation system for libraries, but also to eliminate many of the weaknesses found in the existing library recommender systems.Design/methodology/approach – A novel library recommender system was designed for English collections by integrating personal ontology model and collaborative filtering model with domain specification.Findings – The trend of the traditional library is evolving toward that of digital library. The personal ontology recommender (PORE) system offers a friendly user interface and provides several personalized services.Research limitations/implications – This system is only implemented and tested in the Library of National Chung Hsing University in Taiwan.Originality/value – The paper demonstrates a good methodology to offer an active, effective, and personalized recommendation system for library patrons.

With the rapid development of the Internet and information technology, recommendation systems are playing an increasingly important role in various applications. Traditional recommendation algorithms, such as content-based recommendations and collaborative filtering, have achieved success to some extent. However, they show limitations when dealing with issues like data sparsity and the complexity of user behavior. This paper proposes a prediction recommendation system based on an improved Markov model to address these issues. By introducing the Hidden Markov Model (HMM) and an improved state transition mechanism, the model's predictive capability in handling user behavior sequences is enhanced. This paper first introduces the background and theoretical foundation of recommendation systems and Markov models, then details the design and implementation of the improved Markov model. Experiments on public datasets demonstrate that the recommendation system based on the improved Markov model outperforms traditional methods in terms of recommendation accuracy and user satisfaction. Finally, the paper summarizes the main contributions and suggests potential directions for future research.

A Personalized Recommender System from Probabilistic Relational Model and Users’ Preferences

Nowadays, personalized recommender system placed an important role to predict the customer needs, interest about particular product in various application domains, which is identified according to the product ratings. During this process, collaborative filtering (CF) has been utilized because it is one of familiar techniques in recommender systems. The conventional CF methods analyse historical interactions of user‐item pairs based on known ratings and then use these interactions to produce recommendations. The major challenge in CF is that it needs to calculate the similarity of each pair of users or items by observing the ratings of users on same item, whereas the typicality‐based CF determines the neighbours from user groups based on their typicality degree. Typicality‐based CF can predict the ratings of users with improved accuracy. However, to eliminate the cold start problem in the proposed recommender system, the demographic filtering method has been employed in addition to the typicality‐based CF. A weighted average scheme has been applied on the combined recommendation results of both typicality‐based CF and demographic‐based CF to produce the best recommendation result for the user. Thereby, the proposed system has been able to achieve a coverage ratio of more than 95%, which indicates that the system is able to provide better recommendation for the user from the available lot of products.

Recommender System was widely used in commercial websites for the past few years. These systems track past activities of customers and recommend them the relevant items. The emergence of E-learning activities over a few decades develops a variety of E-learning content available for virtual learning environments (VLE). A large amount of learning objects is present in E-learning repositories. Dealing with problems of the diversity of data, Educational Recommender System (ERS) plays a vital role in the educational sector. Educational recommender systems track the learners' past activities, know the users' preferences, assist the educators and learners, provide relevant content to learners, and enhance their learning outcomes. A personalized recommender system will intensify the learners' interest in particular content and reduce the course dropout rate. The recommender system makes the decision-making process for choosing the appropriate content easy for learners. ERS uses various approaches and technologies for assisting the learners' and helps them to run their learning process smoothly. Collaborative filtering, Content-based, and knowledge-based are the basic techniques of recommender systems. The research shows that a combination of these approaches will give more effective and efficient results. This mixing of approaches refers to the hybridization techniques. Traditional approaches with deep learning networks will improve the recommendations and provide results with higher accuracy. This paper provides how E-learning support recommender systems produce recommendations using different techniques. The technical results of recommender techniques help to find the best approach for making a recommender system in the future.

The personalized recommender system, which is extensively used in many domains, is suggested as a solution to the information overload issue.Recently, and with great speed, the area of job recommender systems for recruiting has arisen.The user profiles and recommendation technologies of the job recommender system have attracted attention, have undergone academic study, and have been implemented for various use cases in industries.. Based on the available research, we present some fundamental user profile concepts as well as some popular recommendation technologies in this paper.Across many areas, adaptive recommender systems are becoming more widespread.Regardless of the domain, personalized recommendations are a great method to enhance user experience, but they must be implemented properly within the interaction context.By limiting the search area to items associated with the user's profile and alerting the user to those items most likely to suit their interests, adaptive recommender systems basically give users a more intelligent way to traverse and explore complex information landscapes.Customized recommender systems have recently piqued the interest of firms that serve job seekers.

Collaborative filtering (CF), a technique used by recommendation systems, predicts and recommends items (information, products or services) that the user might like. Amazon.com's recommender system is one of the most famous examples of CF. Recommendation systems are popular in both commercial and research sectors, and they are applied in a variety of applications such as movies, music, books, social connections and venues. In particular, movie recommendation systems produce personal recommendations for movies. Existing CF algorithms employed in movie recommendation systems predict the unknown rating of a given user for a movie using only the ratings (i.e., preferences) of other like-minded users who have seen the movie. In such approaches, there exist certain limits in improving the accuracy of recommendation systems. This paper proposes an algorithm for movie recommendation that exploits the genre of the movie to enhance the accuracy of rating predictions. The proposed algorithm 1) numerically measures the correlation between movie genres using movie rating information; 2) classifies movies using the genre correlations and generates a list of recommended movies for the target user with the classified movies; and finally 3) predicts the ratings of the movies in the list using traditional CF algorithms. The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm yields higher accuracy in movie rating predictions than existing movie recommendation algorithms.

As e-commerce offers more and more choices for users, its structure becomes more and more complicated. Inevitably, it brings about the problem of information overload. The solution to this problem is an e-commerce personalized recommendation system using machine learning technology. People often seem confused when facing extensive information and cannot grasp the key points. This paper studies the personalized recommendation technology of e-commerce: deeply analyzes the related technologies and algorithms of the e-commerce recommendation system and proposes the latest architecture of the e-commerce recommendation system according to the current development status of the e-commerce recommendation system. The system recommends accuracy and real-time requirements and divides the system into two parts: offline mining and online recommendation and analyzes and implements the functions and technologies of each part. User-based recommender systems, collaborative filtering recommender systems, and content-based recommender systems are analyzed, respectively. The personalized recommendation cannot only quickly help customers find the required commodity information in a wide range of complex information but also can compare more commodity information to help customers to judge. However, the existing recommendation system has some problems such as the lack of recommendation personality, the reduced relevance of recommendation, and the poor timeliness of recommendation. Finally, a recommendation system that combines three recommendation algorithms is designed, and experiments are carried out. The newly designed recommendation system is compared with three different recommendation systems, and a summary and outlook are made. Based on the introduction of the relevant theories, characteristics, and mainstream technologies of personalized recommendation based on machine learning, this document presents a constructive example of a model based on the factors that influence personalized e-commerce information recommendations in the retail sector. Through questionnaire surveys, we analyze and design the influencing factors for consumers to purchase personalized products after the survey and build a project using state-of-the-art field learning techniques. Through the model to test the eight hypotheses proposed in this paper, the results show that customer income level, customer online shopping experience, commodity prices, product quality, recommendation relevance, credit evaluation, and service quality will have a significant positive impact on shopping willingness and ultimately affect the customer’s shopping behavior. e-commerce platform can use this influencing factor to establish personalized information recommendation service mode.

Recommender system has received tremendous attention and has been studied by scholars in recent years due to its wide applications in different domains. With the in‐depth study and application of deep learning algorithms, deep neural network is gradually used in recommender systems. The success of modern recommender system mainly depends on the understanding and application of the context of recommendation requests. However, when leveraging deep learning algorithms for recommendation, the impact of context information such as recommendation time and location is often neglected. In this paper, a time‐aware convolutional neural network‐ (CNN‐) based personalized recommender system TC-PR is proposed. TC-PR actively recommends items that meet users’ interests by analyzing users’ features, items’ features, and users’ ratings, as well as users’ time context. Moreover, we use Tensorflow distributed open source framework to implement the proposed time‐aware CNN‐based recommendation algorithm which can effectively solve the problems of large data volume, large model, and slow speed of recommender system. The experimental results on the MovieLens‐1m real dataset show that the proposed TC-PR can effectively solve the cold‐start problem and greatly improve the speed of data processing and the accuracy of recommendation.