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Multi-perspective User Preference Learning in a Chatting Domain

Wook-Hyun Shin, Yoonjae Jeong, Sung-Hyon Myaeng, Kyoung-Soo Han

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Learning user's preference is a key issue in intelligent system such as personalized service. The study on user preference model has adapted simple user preference model, which determines a set of preferred keywords or topic, and weights to each target. In this paper, we recommend multi-perspective user preference model that factors sentiment information in the model. Based on the topicality and sentimental information processed using natural language processing techniques, it learns a user's preference. To handle timc-variant nature of user preference, user preference is calculated by session, short-term and long term. User evaluation is used to validate the effect of user preference teaming and it shows 86.52%, 86.28%, 87.22% of accuracy for topic interest, keyword interest, and keyword favorableness.

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Learning user's preference is a key issue in intelligent system such as personalized service. The study on user preference model has adapted simple user preference model, which determines a set of preferred keywords or topic, and weights to each target. In this paper, we recommend multi-perspective user preference model that factors sentiment information in the model. Based on the topicality and sentimental information processed using natural language processing techniques, it learns a user's preference. To handle timc-variant nature of user preference, user preference is calculated by session, short-term and long term. User evaluation is used to validate the effect of user preference teaming and it shows 86.52%, 86.28%, 87.22% of accuracy for topic interest, keyword interest, and keyword favorableness.

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Learning user's preference is a key issue in intelligent system such as personalized service. The study on user preference model has adapted simple user preference model, which determines a set of preferred keywords or topic, and weights to each target. In this paper, we recommend multi-perspective user preference model that factors sentiment information in the model. Based on the topicality and sentimental information processed using natural language processing techniques, it learns a user's preference. To handle timc-variant nature of user preference, user preference is calculated by session, short-term and long term. User evaluation is used to validate the effect of user preference teaming and it shows 86.52%, 86.28%, 87.22% of accuracy for topic interest, keyword interest, and keyword favorableness.

Key concepts: Preference, Computer science, Preference learning, Perspective (graphical), Set (abstract data type), Information retrieval, Human–computer interaction, Session (web analytics)

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