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Doctoral thesis . 2017 . Peer-reviewed
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Location-aware recommendation problems

Authors: Lu, Ziyu;

Location-aware recommendation problems

Abstract

Recommendation problems have been extensively studied in many areas, e.g. product recommendation in E-commerce sites and location recommendation in location-based social sites. With the development of location-based services (LBS), location-aware recommendation problems have been an important direction of recommendation systems. In this thesis, three challenging location-aware recommendation problems are proposed and studied, (i) personalized location recommendation, (ii) group recommendation of venues and (iii) topic suggestion for micro-reviews. Firstly, the personalized location recommendation problem is studied. Location recommendation is an important feature of social network applications and location-based services. Most existing studies focus on developing one single method or model for all users. By analyzing data from two real location-based social networks (Foursquare and Gowalla), we reveal that the decisions of users on place visits depend on multiple factors, and different users may be affected differently by these factors. We design a location recommendation framework that combines results from various recommenders that consider various factors. Our framework estimates, for each individual user, the underlying influence of each factor to her. Based on the estimation, we aggregate suggestions from different recommenders to derive personalized recommendations. Experiments on Foursquare and Gowalla show that our proposed method outperforms the state-of-the-art methods on location recommendation. Next, we study the problem of recommending venues to groups of users and propose a Hierarchical Bayesian Geographical Model (HBGG) for this purpose. First, a generative group geographical topic model (GG) based on group membership and group mobility regions is designed. Through the shared latent group features, the group geographical model is combined with social-based collaborative filtering framework, which integrates social structure into one-class collaborative filtering. Experimental results on two real ...

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