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摘要
现有的顺序 POI 推荐方法忽视了每个城市都具有鲜明特点的事实,完全忽略了城市特征。在本研究中,我们认为城市在连续 POI 推荐中非常重要,充分挖掘城市特征可以突出每个城市的特点,促进跨城市互补学习。为此,我们考虑了双城市场景,提出了双目标跨城市顺序 POI 推荐模型(DCSPR),以实现跨城市互补学习的目的。一方面,DCSPR 通过挖掘城市内区域和 POI 的城市内功能,分别捕捉每个城市的地理和文化特征。另一方面,DCSPR 基于城市内函数建立城市间的转移通道,并采用新颖的转移策略,通过挖掘 POIs 的城市间函数在城市间转移有用的文化特征。此外,为了利用这些捕捉到的特征进行顺序 POI 推荐,DCSPR 还为每个城市建立了一个新的区域和功能感知网络,以便从多个视图中学习过渡模式。在包含四个城市的两个真实世界数据集上进行的广泛实验证明了 DCSPR 的有效性。
City Matters! A Dual-Target Cross-City Sequential POI Recommendation Model
Existing sequential POI recommendation methods overlook a fact that each city exhibits distinct characteristics and totally ignore the city signature. In this study, we claim that city matters in sequential POI recommendation and fully exploring city signature can highlight the characteristics of each city and facilitate cross-city complementary learning. To this end, we consider the two-city scenario and propose a dual-target cross-city sequential POI recommendation model (DCSPR) to achieve the purpose of complementary learning across cities. On one hand, DCSPR respectively captures geographical and cultural characteristics for each city by mining intra-city regions and intra-city functions of POIs. On the other hand, DCSPR builds a transfer channel between cities based on intra-city functions, and adopts a novel transfer strategy to transfer useful cultural characteristics across cities by mining inter-city functions of POIs. Moreover, to utilize these captured characteristics for sequential POI recommendation, DCSPR involves a new region- and function-aware network for each city to learn transition patterns from multiple views. Extensive experiments conducted on two real-world datasets with four cities demonstrate the effectiveness of DCSPR.
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