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A methodology of personalized recommendation system on mobile device for digital television viewers
With the increasing of the number of digital television (TV) channels in Thailand, this becomes a problem of information overload for TV viewers. There are mass numbers of TV programs to watch but the information about these programs is poor. Therefore, this work presents a personalized
recommendation system on mobile device to recommend a TV program that matches viewer’s interests and/or needs.The main mechanism
of the system is content-based similarity analysis (CBSA).Initially, the viewer defines favorite programs, and then the system utilize this list as query to find their annotations on the WWW. These annotations will be used to find other programs that are similar by using CBSA. Finally, all similar programs are grouped to the same class and stored as a dataset in a personal mobile device. For the usage, if a TV program matches the interest and specified time of viewer, the system on mobile device will notify the viewer
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Personalized program guides for digital television.
Razvoj digitalne televizije je doveo do značajnog porasta broja TV sadržaja
dostupnih korisnicima, ali je otežao izbor onog koji je od interesa. Sve do pojave
personalizovanih programskih vodiča sposobnih da nauče korisnička interesovanja i
preporuče odgovarajuće sadržaje nije postojalo rešenje koje je na adekvatan način razmatralo
ovaj problem. Ranija rešenja, kao što su štampani i elektronski vodiči, su pretežno samo
pretvarala problem viška informacija u drugi oblik. Napredak tehnologije i društva postavlja
sve veće zahteve pred personalizovane programske vodiče za digitalnu televiziju, što zahteva
njihovo pažljivo planiranje i projektovanje. Vodiči moraju da budu u mogućnosti da
modeliraju različite načine donošenja odluka pojedinačnih korisnika, da rade u realnom
vremenu na mobilnim uređajima s ograničenim hardverskim resursima, da vode računa o
karakteristikama prikupljenih podataka, da uzimaju u obzir kontekst u kome se pristupa TV
sadržaju i da štite privatnost svih korisnika, jer neki od njih nisu svesni mogućih opasnosti.
Pažljivim izborom arhitekture i algoritma učenja, lokalno implementiran vodič baziran na
neuralnim mrežama može da ispuni sve ove zahteve. S obzirom na to da korisnici znatno
češće pružaju informacije o sadržajima koji im se dopadaju nego o onim koji im se ne
dopadaju, u ekstremnim slučajevima se dešava to da su prikupljene samo pozitivne
interakcije. Da bi se taj problem prevazišao, predložen je sistem s dva režima rada. U prvom
režimu sistem uči i pruža preporuke samo na osnovu TV sadržaja koje korisnik voli, dok u
drugom izjednačava uticaj sadržaja koje korisnik voli i onih koje ne voli na proces pružanja
preporuka. Povećan uticaj pozitivnih interakcija dovodi do degradacije predikcije sadržaja
koje posmatrač ne želi da gleda, te će se, usled greške u klasifikaciji, neželjeni sadržaji često
pojavljivati u listi preporuka i na taj način smanjiti zadovoljstvo korisnika. Korišćenjem serije
simulacija pokazali smo da je postignuto trajanje treniranja neuralne mreže kratko, čak i na
uređajima s ograničenim hardverskim resursima. Zaključak je da je predloženi vodič veoma
pogodan za implementaciju na mobilnim uređajima od kojih se očekuje da u budućnosti
postanu dominantan način pristupa TV sadržajima.The development of digital television significantly increased the quantity of
media contents available to the users, but made it difficult to make the right choice. Before the
invention of the personalized program guides capable of learning user preferences and
recommending adequate contents, there were no means of properly addressing this problem.
Former solutions, such as printed or electronic program guides, mostly converted the problem
of having to deal with too much information into another form. The advancements in both
technology and society put higher demands to the personalized program guides for digital TV,
which require careful planning and design processes. Guides must be able to model various
individual decision making approaches, work in real-time on mobile devices with limited
hardware resources, take into account the characteristics of the collected data, take into
consideration the program accessing context and protect the privacy of all users, since some
of them are not aware of the possible risks. By carefully choosing the architecture and
learning algorithms, a locally implemented guide based on neural networks can fulfil all the
aforementioned requirements. Due to the fact that the users provide information about the
content they like much more often than about the one they dislike, only positive interactions
are collected in extreme cases. In order to overcome that situation, a system having two
operating modes is proposed. The first mode enables the system to learn and give
recommendations based on preferred TV contents, while the second equalizes the influence of
the liked and disliked contents on the recommending process. The increased influence of
positive interactions degrades the unwanted content prediction process, resulting in
classification error, appearance of unwanted content in the recommendation list and user
dissatisfaction. By applying a series of simulations, we showed the accomplished neural
network training time to be short, even in cases of devices with limited hardware resources. It
can be concluded that the proposed guide is very convenient for implementation on mobile
devices which are expected to become a dominant way of accessing media contents in the
future