User Based Collaborative F ltering w ith Recursive Neural Network Prediction Model

  • Priya* S
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Abstract

Nowadays, with the enormous volume of online data, more consideration has been given to develop information driven recommender systems (RSs). Those schemes automatically guide consumers to discover services or movie with regard to their own interests from a huge set of possible choices. Most RS are employed to recommend the user based on their ratings and their preferences. Hence the existing RS provides very narrow recommendations and it restrict the user from accessing the different products. In this paper a novel Movie Recommender System with Cosine Similarity based Collaborative filtering and Recursive neural network MRS-CCR is proposed to the users based on the movie ratings. In the proposed RS the cosine similarity is utilized for determining the similarity among the users over the rated movies, which is employed to predict the rating of the unrated movie for each user through collaborative filtering. The Collaborative filtering (CF) is more successful recommendation methods because of its simplicity and accuracy. In the present work, matrix factorization technique is used for collaborative filtering. The obtained outcome of collaborative filter is fed into the Recursive neural network which is based on tanh activation function. The Recursive neural network predicts the recommended movies to the user. The outcome of the Recursive neural network is used for constructing the confusion matrix for evaluation. The experimental outcome of MRS-CCR is related to existing system on error and accuracy metrics. The proposed MRS-CCR has the accuracy of 95.53% better than the existing RS.

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Priya*, S. P., & Karthikeyan, Dr. M. (2020). User Based Collaborative F ltering w ith Recursive Neural Network Prediction Model. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 9(5), 1713–1718. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.e3108.039520

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