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Collaborative Movie Recommendation System using Enhanced Fuzzy C-Means Clustering with Dove Swarm Optimization Algorithm
Recommender Systems (RSs) aid in filtering information seeking to envisage user and item ratings, primarily from huge data to recommend the likes. Movie RSs offer a scheme to help users categorize them based on comparable interests. This enables RSs to be a dominant part of websites and e-commerce applications. This paper proposes an optimized RS for movies, primarily aiming to suggest an RS by clustering data and Computational Intelligence (CI). Unsupervised clustering, a model-based Collaborative Filtering (CF) category, is preferred as it offers simple and practical recommendations. Nevertheless, it involves an increased error rate and consumes more iterations for converging. Enhanced Fuzzy C-Means (EFCM) clustering is proposed to handle these issues. Dove Swarm Optimisation Algorithm (DSOA)-based RS is proposed for optimising Data Points (DPs) in every cluster, providing effcient recommendations. The performance of the proposed EFCM-DSOA-based RS is analysed by performing an experimental study on benchmarked MovieLens Dataset. To ensure the effciency of the proposed EFCM-DSOA-based RS, the outcomes are compared with EFCM-Particle Swarm Optimization (EFCM-PSO) and EFCM-Cuckoo Search (EFCM-CS) based on standard optimization functions. The proposed EFCM-DSOA-based RS offers improved F-measure, Accuracy, and Fitness convergence.