Dr. Vignesh Janarthanan, Esha Jain, M. S. P. Kumar, Hanumantha Redyy, Madhukar Vemulawada
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Abstract
Understanding a particular customers product needs, likes, and dislikes and to make an automation based on it is a very convolute job. This project augments heuristic-driven user interest profiling with reviewer credibility analysis and fine-grained feature sentiment analysis to conceive a vigorous recommendation methodology. The proposed credibility, interest and sentiment enhanced recommendation (CISER) model has five modules: candidate, feature extraction, reviewer credibility analysis, user interest mining, candidate feature sentiment assignment, and recommendation module. Review corpus is given as an input. The first module uses context and sentiment confidence to procure useful, crucial features.To detect the untrustworthy reviews and reviewers, reviewer credibility analysis proffers an approach to weigh reviews according to the parameters of credibility. The user interest mining module, uses fairness of review writing as heuristics for interest-pattern mining. The candidate feature sentiment assignment module comparesexisting features in review based on their fast Text sentiment polarity. The final module uses credible sentiment scoring for purchase recommendations. The proposed recommendation modelutilizes not only numeric reviewsbut also uses sentiment expressions connected with components, customer preference profiles, and reviewer credibility for quantitative analysis of various alternative products. The mean average precision (MAP@1) for CISER is 93%, and MAP@3 is 49%, which is better than current state-of-the-art systems.