为推荐任务嵌入分类、情景或顺序知识图上下文

Simon Werner, Achim Rettinger, Lavdim Halilaj, Jürgen Lüttin
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近年来,学习潜在向量表示是许多推荐系统成功的关键。然而,像矩阵分解这样的传统方法产生的向量表示只能捕获静态推荐场景的全局分布。这种潜在的用户或项目表示没有捕获背景知识,也没有根据具体的情景上下文和导致它的事件的连续历史进行定制。这从根本上限制了许多任务和应用,因为潜在状态可能取决于a)抽象背景信息,b)当前情境背景和c)相关观察的历史。一个示例是餐馆推荐场景,其中用户对情况的评估取决于a)关于菜肴类型的分类信息,b)情景因素,如一天中的时间、天气或位置,以及c)该用户在之前情况下的主观个人历史和经验。当使用传统的协作过滤方法时,无法捕获用户的这种特定于情境的内部状态,因为背景知识、情境上下文和个人历史的顺序性质不能轻易地在矩阵中表示出来。在本文中,我们研究了最先进的方法如何很好地利用与POI推荐任务相关的不同维度。自然地,我们将这种场景表示为时间知识图,并比较普通知识图,分类和超图嵌入方法,以及循环神经网络架构,以利用这些丰富信息的不同上下文维度。我们的经验证据表明,情景上下文对预测效果最重要,而分类和顺序信息更难利用。然而,根据情况,它们仍然有其特定的优点。
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Embedding Taxonomical, Situational or Sequential Knowledge Graph Context for Recommendation Tasks
Learned latent vector representations are key to the success of many recommender systems in recent years. However, traditional approaches like matrix factorization produce vector representations that capture global distributions of a static recommendation scenario only. Such latent user or item representations do not capture background knowledge and are not customized to a concrete situational context and the sequential history of events leading up to it. This is a fundamentally limiting restriction for many tasks and applications, since the latent state can depend on a) abstract background information, b) the current situational context and c) the history of related observations. An illustrating example is a restaurant recommendation scenario, where a user’s assessment of the situation depends a) on taxonomical information regarding the type of cuisine, b) on situational factors like time of day, weather or location and c) on the subjective individual history and experience of this user in preceding situations. This situation-specific internal state of the user is not captured when using a traditional collaborative filtering approach, since background knowledge, the situational context and the sequential nature of an individual’s history cannot easily be represented in the matrix. In this paper, we investigate how well state-of-the-art approaches do exploit those different dimensions relevant to POI recommendation tasks. Naturally, we represent such a scenario as a temporal knowledge graph and compare plain knowledge graph, a taxonomy and a hypergraph embedding approach, as well as a recurrent neural network architecture to exploit the different context-dimensions of such rich information. Our empirical evidence indicates that the situational context is most crucial to the prediction performance, while the taxonomical and sequential information are harder to exploit. However, they still have their specific merits depending on the situation.
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