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Title: | EXPLOITING CROSS-CHANNEL INFORMATION FOR PERSONALIZED RECOMMENDATION | Authors: | WANG XIANG | Keywords: | Personalized Recommendation, Cross Channel, Social Recommendation, Explainable Recommendation, Knowledge-aware Recommendation, Auxiliary Data | Issue Date: | 10-Aug-2018 | Citation: | WANG XIANG (2018-08-10). EXPLOITING CROSS-CHANNEL INFORMATION FOR PERSONALIZED RECOMMENDATION. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. | Abstract: | Personalized recommendation is ubiquitous, having been applied to many online services such as E-commerce and advertise. In this thesis, we explore auxiliary information across different channels, such as user demographics, social relations, and item knowledge, to enrich the representations of users and items in performing better recommendation. In particular, a channel refers to one source which can indicate users' preferences towards an item. Consequently, cross-channel means incorporating multiple sources of information in establishing the whole view of user-item interactions. We investigate the role of cross-channel auxiliary information in various personalized recommendation scenarios --- leveraging user behaviors across online and offline channels for event recommendation, exploring social recommendation across information- and social-oriented channels, exploiting user-centric and item-centric channels for explainable recommendation, and knowledge-aware explanations. | URI: | http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/151846 |
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