DATA MINING OF COMMODITY PROPOSALS BASED ON CONTEXT RECOMMENDATIONS
Olga Yuryevna Cherednichenko, Oksana Ivashchenko, Yulia Mukolaivna Gontar, Borys Mykhailovych Vorona · Bulletin of National Technical University KhPI Series System Analysis Control and Information Technologies · 2018
Internet technologies are an integral part of the relationship that arises in modern society. The rapid introduction and convenience of electronic platforms triggered the projected growth in demand in the market for IT products for recommender systems.The article discusses various limitations of current recommender methods and discusses possible extensions that can improve the recommender capabilities and make them more valuable for a wide range of applications. These extensions include improving the perception of users and elements, including contextual information in the recommendatory process, supporting multi-criteria ratings and providing more flexible and at the same time less intrusive types of recommendations.When integrating the relevant information technology to develop a commodity proposals environment, it is therefore necessary to consider the personalization requirements of the proposal to ensure that the technology achieves its intended result. This study therefore sought to apply context aware technology and recommendation algorithms to develop a system realize personalized goals in a context aware manner and improve commodity proposals effectiveness.In order to offer context-aware and personalized information, intelligent processing techniques are necessary. Different initiatives considering many contexts have been proposed, but users preferences need to be learned to offer contextualized and personalized services, products or information. Therefore, this paper proposes an agent-based architecture for context-aware and personalized event recommendation based on ontology and the spreading algorithm. The use of ontology allows to define the domain knowledge model, while the spreading activation algorithm learns user patterns by discovering user interests.Also from the statistical observation, it is found that there exists a higher level agreement towards the system between the participants of both end users and experts.