Book Recommendation System Using Machine Learning Algorithms
Sakshi Ghanwat · International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology · 2025
The book suggestion system has become a useful tool in today's extensive digital landscape, assisting consumers in finding books that suit their individual tastes. User profiles, which contain personal information like reading preferences, genres of interest, ratings and reviews are analyzed by this system using algorithms. By seeing trends and patterns in user behavior, user profile data improves the system's capacity to offer tailored recommendations. In these systems, recommendation algorithms are based on collaborative filtering, content- based filtering and hybrid techniques. While content- based filtering examines book attributes to recommend related books, collaborative filtering depends on user preference similarities. By integrating both methods, hybrid systems provide a more sophisticated strategy that raises user satisfaction and suggestion accuracy [1][2]. User profiling in which a structured profile gathers and updates data over time as user interactions continue, is a crucial component of book recommendation systems. Because of this dynamic process, systems can adjust to changing preferences and make sure that recommendations are still applicable. Research indicates that adding contextual, behavioral and demographic information to user profiles improves suggestion accuracy even further [3]. Modern book recommendation systems use advanced machine learning to analyze user profiles based on reading history, preferences and behaviors, creating personalized suggestions that cater closely to individual tastes. By combining hybrid filtering and deep learning algorithm such as CNN and RNN, these systems make book discovery more intuitive, helping readers find books they’re likely to enjoy.