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CoRE: a cold-start resistant and extensible recommender system

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In this paper, we propose the Cold-start Resistant and Extensible Recommender (CoRE), a novel recommender system that was developed as part of collaborative research with Ryanair, the world's most visited airline website. CoRE is an algorithmic approach to the recommendation of hotel rooms that can function in extreme cold-start situations. It is a hybrid recommender that blends elements of naïve collaborative filtering, content-based recommendation and contextual suggestion to address the various shortcomings which exist in the underlying user and product data. We evaluated the performance of CoRE in a number of scenarios in order to assess different aspects of the algorithm: personalization, multi-model and the resistance to the extreme cold-start situations. Experimental results on an authentic, real-world dataset show that CoRE effectively overcomes the different problems associated with the underlying data in these scenarios.

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    SAC '19: Proceedings of the 34th ACM/SIGAPP Symposium on Applied Computing
    April 2019
    2682 pages
    ISBN:9781450359337
    DOI:10.1145/3297280
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    1. contex-aware recommendations
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