ordrec: an ordinal model for predicting personalized item rating distributions yehuda koren, joe...
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OrdRec: An Ordinal Model for Predicting Personalized Item
Rating Distributions
Yehuda Koren , Joe SillRecsys’11 best paper award
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Outline
Motivations The OrdRec Model MultiNomial Factor Model Experiment
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Motivations
Numerical v.s. Ordinal
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Motivations
A comparative ranking of products No direct interpretation in terms of
numerical values Numerical may not reflect user
intention well User bias
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Motivations
OrdRec Model Motivated by above discussion and
inspired by the ordinal logistic regression model by McCullagh
Ability to output a full probability distribution of the scores
Ability to associated with confidence levels
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The OrdRec Model
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Ranking items for a user
OrdRec predicts a full probability distribution over ratings Much richer output
Rank items given predicted rating distributions Computing Statistics like mean no
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Ranking items for a user
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A multinomial Factor Model(MultiMF)
A multinomial distribution over categorical scores Constructed baseline model for
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Experiments
Data set Netflix Two Yahoo! Music Data set
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Evaluation Metrics
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Results
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Result Analysis
OrdRec as leader on Nexflix for both RMSE and FCP. Better model ordinal semantics of user ratings
SVD++ performs best in terms of RMSE The only methods trained to minimize RMSE
RMSE values on Y!Music much greater than Netflix while FCP values changes little RMSE more sensitive to rating scales than
FCP (Y!Music 10 scales, Netflix 5 scales)
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Result Analysis
OrdRec consistently outperforms the rest in terms of FCP Indicate it better ranking items for a user:
reflect the benefit of better modeling the semantics of user feedback
Training time comparison
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Recommendation Confidence Estimation
Formulate confidence estimation as a binary classification problem Predict whether the model’s predicted
rating is within one rating level of the true rating
Predicted values : expected value of the predicted rating distribution
Using logistic regression to predict Random 2/3 of Test data as training , the
rest as test
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Result
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Conclusions
Taking user feedback as ordinal relaxes the numerical view Can deal with all usual feedbacks, such
as thumbs-up/down, like-votes, stars, numerical scores, or A-F grades
Without assuming categorical feedback Also applied even feedback is actual
numerical: It allow expresses distinct internal scales for their qualitative ratings
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Conclusions
OrdRec employs a point-wise approach to ordinal modeling Training time is linearly with data set
size OrdRec outputs a full probability
distribution of scores Provides richer expressive power Helpful in estimating the confidence
level
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Thank you Q&A