Intent with knowledge-aware multiview contrastive learning for recommendation
Abstract User–item interactions on e-commerce platforms involve various intents, such as browsing and purchasing, which require fine-grained intent recognition. Existing recommendation methods incorporate latent intent into user–item interactions; however, they overlook important considerations. Fir...
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author | Shaohua Tao Runhe Qiu Yan Cao Huiyang Zhao Yuan Ping |
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description | Abstract User–item interactions on e-commerce platforms involve various intents, such as browsing and purchasing, which require fine-grained intent recognition. Existing recommendation methods incorporate latent intent into user–item interactions; however, they overlook important considerations. First, they fail to integrate intents with semantic information in knowledge graphs, neglecting intent interpretability. Second, they do not exploit the structural information from multiple views of latent intents in user–item interactions. This study established the intent with knowledge-aware multiview contrastive learning (IKMCL) model for explanation in recommendation systems. The proposed IKMCL model converts latent intent into fine-grained intent, calculates intent weights, mines latent semantic information, and learns the representation of user–item interactions through multiview intent contrastive learning. In particular, we combined fine-grained intents with a knowledge graph to calculate intent weights and capture intent semantics. The IKMCL model performs multiview intent contrastive learning at both coarse-grained and fine-grained levels to extract semantic relationships in user–item interactions and provide intent recommendations in structural and semantic views. In addition, an intent-relational path was designed based on multiview contrastive learning, enabling the capture of semantic information from latent intents and personalized item recommendations with interpretability. Experimental results using large benchmark datasets indicated that the proposed model outperformed other advanced methods, significantly improving recommendation performance. |
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spelling | doaj.art-90e306da033c49879c0f7b2046aca83f2024-03-06T08:07:39ZengSpringerComplex & Intelligent Systems2199-45362198-60532023-09-011011349136310.1007/s40747-023-01222-0Intent with knowledge-aware multiview contrastive learning for recommendationShaohua Tao0Runhe Qiu1Yan Cao2Huiyang Zhao3Yuan Ping4School of Information Engineering, XuChang UniversityCollege of Information Sciences and Technology, Donghua UniversitySchool of Information Engineering, XuChang UniversitySchool of Information Engineering, XuChang UniversitySchool of Information Engineering, XuChang UniversityAbstract User–item interactions on e-commerce platforms involve various intents, such as browsing and purchasing, which require fine-grained intent recognition. Existing recommendation methods incorporate latent intent into user–item interactions; however, they overlook important considerations. First, they fail to integrate intents with semantic information in knowledge graphs, neglecting intent interpretability. Second, they do not exploit the structural information from multiple views of latent intents in user–item interactions. This study established the intent with knowledge-aware multiview contrastive learning (IKMCL) model for explanation in recommendation systems. The proposed IKMCL model converts latent intent into fine-grained intent, calculates intent weights, mines latent semantic information, and learns the representation of user–item interactions through multiview intent contrastive learning. In particular, we combined fine-grained intents with a knowledge graph to calculate intent weights and capture intent semantics. The IKMCL model performs multiview intent contrastive learning at both coarse-grained and fine-grained levels to extract semantic relationships in user–item interactions and provide intent recommendations in structural and semantic views. In addition, an intent-relational path was designed based on multiview contrastive learning, enabling the capture of semantic information from latent intents and personalized item recommendations with interpretability. Experimental results using large benchmark datasets indicated that the proposed model outperformed other advanced methods, significantly improving recommendation performance.https://doi.org/10.1007/s40747-023-01222-0Fine-grained intentKnowledge graphMultiviewRecommendationExplanation |
spellingShingle | Shaohua Tao Runhe Qiu Yan Cao Huiyang Zhao Yuan Ping Intent with knowledge-aware multiview contrastive learning for recommendation Complex & Intelligent Systems Fine-grained intent Knowledge graph Multiview Recommendation Explanation |
title | Intent with knowledge-aware multiview contrastive learning for recommendation |
title_full | Intent with knowledge-aware multiview contrastive learning for recommendation |
title_fullStr | Intent with knowledge-aware multiview contrastive learning for recommendation |
title_full_unstemmed | Intent with knowledge-aware multiview contrastive learning for recommendation |
title_short | Intent with knowledge-aware multiview contrastive learning for recommendation |
title_sort | intent with knowledge aware multiview contrastive learning for recommendation |
topic | Fine-grained intent Knowledge graph Multiview Recommendation Explanation |
url | https://doi.org/10.1007/s40747-023-01222-0 |
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