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Coupled Poisson Factorization Integrated With User/Item Metadata for Modeling Popular and Sparse Ratings in Scalable Recommendation

AAAI 2018 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Molecules and proteins · approach: Cold-start recommendation models · 18 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
model coupling between users/items to capture rating popularity and sparsity (CPF) instead of plain PF weightingHierarchical Poisson Factorization (HPF) · Movielens100K/1M/10M, Book-Crossingmean precision and recall at top-20: up to 11% improvement of mean precision on Book-CrossingHelped
integrate user/item metadata (mCPF versus CPF) (ablation)CPF · Movielens and Book-Crossingprecision and recall at top-20Helped
metadata integration when only item genre metadata is availablemCPF · Movielens10Mprecision and recall at top-20No clear effect
CPF/mCPF versus HPF on recommending popular low-rated itemsHPF · Movielens1M and Book-Crossing, top-100popularity level (false recommendations of low-rated items)Helped
CPF versus HPF on recommending sparse high-rated itemsHPF · Movielens1M and Book-Crossing, top-100sparsity levelHelped
CuPF versus HPF in a single-user case studyHPF · Movielens100K user 184 top-10correct hitsHelped

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