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Rethinking Neural vs. Matrix-Factorization Collaborative Filtering: the Theoretical Perspectives

ICML 2021 · Optimization › Implicit bias and generalization · approach: Stability-based generalization analysis · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
take embedding width to infinityMCF and NCF · Collaborative filtering kernellimiting NTKHelped
use MCF instead of NCFCollaborative filtering classifiers · Separable training dataimplicit max-margin solutionMixed
use log or exponential loss with homogeneous predictors on separable dataMCF and NCF · Training datanormalized margin solutionHelped
use a wider network and its linearized predictorMCF and NCF · Finite-time gradient flowdecision-boundary discrepancyHelped
use learning rates from the tested rangeMCF and NCF · Inductive CF experimentsconverged performanceNo clear effect
use NCF with addition instead of concatenationNCF · Inductive CF experimentsperformance patternNo clear effect

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