Collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm based on article sorting and user sorting

Abstract

The invention relates to a collaborative filtering algorithm, in particular to a collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm based on article sorting and user sorting, which is characterized by including steps: A, article clustering and sorting; B, user clustering and sorting; C, integration of article clustering and user clustering; and D, sorting recommendation. Compared with the prior art, collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm has the advantages that the data clustering is completed by means of modified KMEANS algorithm, the method is simple, and extensibility is improved while the problems of sparsity and cold boot are solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a collaborative filtering algorithm, in particular to a collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm based on item classification and user classification. Background technique [0002] In today's society, there is a vast amount of information on the Internet, and a large number of new works are added every year. How can the audience find the information they like? Currently, search engines are one of the important means for users to find information, but this is not the answer to the problem. Because search engines have the following fatal flaws: 1. Traditional search algorithms present exactly the same search ranking results for all users, and cannot provide corresponding services for different users’ individual characteristics; 2. For a search keyword, the search engine will Tens of thousands of information items are returned, and only a very small part of them is what the user really needs or is interested in; 3. The pr...

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Because search engines have the following fatal flaws: 1. Traditional search algorithms present exactly the same search ranking results for all users, and cannot provide corresponding services for different users’ individual characteristics; 2. For a search keyword, the search engine will Tens of thousands of information items are returned, and only a very small part of them is what the user really needs or is interested in; 3. The premise of searching is that the user knows what he/she needs, if even the user does not know what he/she can get When you have something or want something, search is useless

There are three main deficiencies in the collaborative filtering algorithm: on

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