A Comparative Analysis of Collaborative Filtering Similarity Measurements for Recommendation Systems

Collaborative Filtering (CF) is a widely used technique in recommendation systems to suggest items to users based on their previous interactions with the system. CF involves finding correlations between the preferences of different users and using those correlations to provide recommendations. This technique can be divided into user-based and item-based CF, both of which utilize similarity metrics to generate recommendations. Content-based filtering is another commonly used recommendation technique that analyzes the attributes of items to suggest similar items. To enhance the accuracy of recommendation systems, hybrid algorithms that combine CF and content-based filtering techniques have been developed. These hybrid systems leverage the strengths of both approaches to provide more accurate and personalized recommendations. In conclusion, collaborative filtering is an essential technique in recommendation systems, and the use of various similarity metrics and hybrid techniques can enhance the quality of recommendations

A VOS analysis of LSTM Learners Classification for Recommendation System

In response to the growing popularity of social web apps, much research has gone into analyzing and developing an AI-based responsive suggestion system. Machine learning and neural networks come in many forms that help online students choose the best texts for their studies. However, when training recommendation models to deal with massive amounts of data, traditional machine learning approaches require additional training models. As a result, they are deemed inappropriate for the personalized recommender generation of learning systems. In this paper, we examine LSTM-based strategies in order to make useful recommendations for future research