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Simple time-biased KNN-based recommendations

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In this paper, we describe the experiments conducted by the Information Retrieval Group at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain) in order to better recommend movies for the 2010 CAMRa Challenge edition. Experiments were carried out on the dataset corresponding to weekly Filmtipset track. We consider simple strategies for taking into account the temporal context for movie recommendations, mainly based on variations of the KNN algorithm, which has been deeply studied in the literature, and one ad-hoc strategy, taking advantage of particular information in the weekly Filmtipset track. Results show that the usage of information near to the recommendation date alone can help improving recommendation results, with the additional benefit of reducing the information overload of the recommender engine. Furthermore, the use of social interaction information shows also a contribution in order to better predict a part of users' tastes.

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            CAMRa '10: Proceedings of the Workshop on Context-Aware Movie Recommendation
            September 2010
            66 pages
            ISBN:9781450302586
            DOI:10.1145/1869652

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