An Enhanced Neural Graph based Collaborative Filtering with Item Knowledge Graph
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https://doi.org/10.15837/ijccc.2022.4.4568Keywords:
filtering techniques, neural network, graph convolution neural networkAbstract
Recommendation system is a process of filtering information to retain buyers on e-commerce sites or applications. It is used on all e-commerce sites, social media platform and multimedia platform. This recommendation is based on their own experience or experience between users. In recent days, the graph-based filtering techniques are used for the recommendation to improve the suggestions and for easy analysing. Neural graph based collaborative filtering is also one of the techniques used for recommendation system. It is implemented on the benchmark datasets like Yelp, Gowalla and Amazon books. This technique can suggest better recommendations as compared to the existing graph based or convolutional based networks. However, it requires higher processing time for convolutional neural network for performing limited suggestions. Hence, in this paper, an improved neural graph collaborative filtering is proposed. Here, the content-based filtering is performed before the collaborative filtering process. Then, the embedding layer will process on both the recommendations to provide a higher order relation between the users and items. As the suggestion is based on hybrid recommendation, the processing time of Convolutional neural network is reduced by reducing the number of epochs. Due to this, the final recommendation is not affected by the smaller number of epochs and also able to reduce its computational time. The whole process is realized in Python 3.6 under windows 10 environment on benchmark datasets Go Walla and Amazon books. Based on the comparison of recall and NDCG metric, the proposed neural graph-based filtering outperforms the collaborative filtering based on graph convolution neural network.
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