Titlebook: Advances in Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining; 21st Pacific-Asia Co Jinho Kim,Kyuseok Shim,Yang-Sae Moon Conference proceedings 2017 Spri

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Jennifer C. Li BS,Roopal V. Kundu MDobtaining information. The most of current existing friend recommendation methods mainly focus on the preference similarity and common friends between users for improving the recommendation quality. The similar users are likely to have similar preferences of point-of-interests (POIs), the kinds of i

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Michelle E. Oboite MD,Porcia B. Love MDbeings to positive emotional states are studied in psychology, the effects of these factors vary and change from one person to another. We propose a behaviour recommendation system that recommends the most effective behaviours leading users with a negative mental state (i.e. unhappiness) to a positi

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Chikoti M. Wheat MD,Ginette A. Okoye MDave been proposed to support personalized POI recommendation in LBSNs. However, most of the existing matrix factorization based methods treat users’ check-in frequencies as ratings in traditional recommender systems and model users’ check-in behaviors using the Gaussian distribution, which is unsuit

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Laura K. Ibeto BS, MS,Porcia B. Love MDn information and/or content information associated with users and items. The interaction information (i.e., feedback) between users and items are widely exploited to build recommendation models. The feedback data in recommender systems usually comes in the form of both explicit feedback (e.g., rati

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Turhan Kahraman,Asiye T. Ozdogarrks because they can only deal with one type of link. In this paper, we present our signed network embedding model called SNE. Our SNE adopts the log-bilinear model, uses node representations of all nodes along a given path, and further incorporates two signed-type vectors to capture the positive or