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기록

CROSS-DOMAIN RECOMMENDATION MODEL SAMPLE PROCESSING

발명심사 중
2조회수
20청구항 · 3 독립항
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개요

발명자

Haokai MA; Ruobing XIE; Lei MENG; Xin CHEN; Xu ZHANG; Leyu LIN; Jie ZHOU

IPC 분류

G6F 18/22G6F 17/16G6F 18/2113G6F 18/213G6F 18/214G6F 18/25G6N 3/48

CPC 분류

G6F18/22G6F17/16G6F18/2113G6F18/213G6F18/214G6F18/253G6N3/48

In a method, a plurality of recommended items in a target domain is obtained. A first interaction feature of a sample object in a source domain is fused with a second interaction feature of the sample object in the target domain to obtain a fused interaction feature. Similarity scores between the fused interaction feature and each of the plurality of recommended items are determined. A plurality of hard negative samples (HNSs) is filtered from the plurality of recommended items based on the similarity scores. The plurality of HNSs is combined into a candidate recommended item set. A third interaction feature is fused with a fourth interaction feature to obtain a transfer interaction feature. A plurality of real hard negative samples (RHNSs) is filtered from the plurality of HNSs based on similarity scores between the transfer interaction feature and each of the plurality of HNSs.

원문 (중국어)

In a method, a plurality of recommended items in a target domain is obtained. A first interaction feature of a sample object in a source domain is fused with a second interaction feature of the sample object in the target domain to obtain a fused interaction feature. Similarity scores between the fused interaction feature and each of the plurality of recommended items are determined. A plurality of hard negative samples (HNSs) is filtered from the plurality of recommended items based on the similarity scores. The plurality of HNSs is combined into a candidate recommended item set. A third interaction feature is fused with a fourth interaction feature to obtain a transfer interaction feature. A plurality of real hard negative samples (RHNSs) is filtered from the plurality of HNSs based on similarity scores between the transfer interaction feature and each of the plurality of HNSs.