N-screen aware multicriteria hybrid recommender system using weight based subspace clustering

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This paper presents a recommender system for N-screen services in which users have multiple devices with different capabilities. In N-screen services, a user can use various devices in different locations and time and can change a device while the service is running. N-screen aware recommendation seeks to improve the user experience with recommended content by considering the user N-screen device attributes such as screen resolution, media codec, remaining battery time, and access network and the user temporal usage pattern information that are not considered in existing recommender systems. For N-screen aware recommendation support, this work introduces a user device profile collaboration agent, manager, and N-screen control server to acquire and manage the user N-screen devices profile. Furthermore, a multicriteria hybrid framework is suggested that incorporates the N-screen devices information with user preferences and demographics. In addition, we propose an individual feature and subspace weight based clustering (IFSWC) to assign different weights to each subspace and each feature within a subspace in the hybrid framework. The proposed system improves the accuracy, precision, scalability, sparsity, and cold start issues. The simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness and prove the aforementioned statements. Erratum to "N-Screen Aware Multicriteria Hybrid Recommender System Using Weight Based Subspace Clustering" dx.doi.org/10.1155/2015/261862

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Ullah, F., Sarwar, G., & Lee, S. (2014). N-screen aware multicriteria hybrid recommender system using weight based subspace clustering. Scientific World Journal, 2014. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/679849

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