Disentangled Sequential Variational Autoencoder for Collaborative Filtering

Recommendation models typically use user's historical behaviors to obtain user preference representations for recommendations.Most of the methods of learning user representations always entangle different preference factors, while the disentangled learning method can be used to decompose user b...

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Published in:Ji suan ji ke xue Vol. 49; no. 12; pp. 163 - 169
Main Authors: Wu, Mei-lin, Huang, Jia-jin, Qin, Jin
Format: Journal Article
Language:Chinese
Published: Chongqing Guojia Kexue Jishu Bu 01.12.2022
Editorial office of Computer Science
Subjects:
Coders
Decoders
Learning
Multilayer perceptrons
Multilayers
Recurrent neural networks
Representations
User behavior
variational autoencoder|deep learning|sequence modeling|disentangled learning|collaborative filtering
ISSN:1002-137X
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Summary:Recommendation models typically use user's historical behaviors to obtain user preference representations for recommendations.Most of the methods of learning user representations always entangle different preference factors, while the disentangled learning method can be used to decompose user behavior characteristics.In this paper, a variational autoencoder based framework DSVAECF is proposed to disentangle the static and dynamic factors from user's historical behaviors.Firstly, two encoders of the model use multi-layer perceptron and recurrent neural network to model the user behavior history respectively, so as to obtain the static and dynamic preference representation of the user.Then, the concatenate static and dynamic preference representations are treated as disentangled representation input decoders to capture user's decisions and reconstruct user's behavior.On the one hand, in the model training phase, DSVAECF learns model parameters by maximizes the mutual information between reconstructed user's beh
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ISSN:1002-137X
DOI:10.11896/jsjkx.211200080