Recommendation systems lie at the heart of many user-facing applications, providing valuable suggestions that improve the user experience. This thesis aims to develop and compare different content-based recommender systems using an existing science fiction book dataset. The implemented methods are based on Word2Vec, Doc2Vec, and BM25 algorithms, all of which rely on textual book descriptions in order to suggest the most similar titles. In addition to this, I have developed an interactive web application that puts the best performing recommender system into action in a user-friendly environment.
From Synopsis to Suggestion: Algorithmic Text-Based Recommendations for Sci-Fi Books
VALENTINI, CHIARA
2024/2025
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Recommendation systems lie at the heart of many user-facing applications, providing valuable suggestions that improve the user experience. This thesis aims to develop and compare different content-based recommender systems using an existing science fiction book dataset. The implemented methods are based on Word2Vec, Doc2Vec, and BM25 algorithms, all of which rely on textual book descriptions in order to suggest the most similar titles. In addition to this, I have developed an interactive web application that puts the best performing recommender system into action in a user-friendly environment.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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