User Preferences for Hybrid Explanations
@article{Kouki2017UserPF, title={User Preferences for Hybrid Explanations}, author={Pigi Kouki and James Schaffer and J. Pujara and J. O'Donovan and L. Getoor}, journal={Proceedings of the Eleventh ACM Conference on Recommender Systems}, year={2017} }
Hybrid recommender systems combine several different sources of information to generate recommendations. These systems demonstrate improved accuracy compared to single-source recommendation strategies. However, hybrid recommendation strategies are inherently more complex than those that use a single source of information, and thus the process of explaining recommendations to users becomes more challenging. In this paper we describe a hybrid recommender system built on a probabilistic… CONTINUE READING
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