Preference Elicitation Strategy for Conversational Recommender System
Bilih Priyogi
Abstract
Bilih Priyogi
Abstract
Traditionally, recommenders have been based on a single-shot model based on past user actions. Conversational recommenders allow incremental elicitation of user preference by performing user-system dialogue. For example, the systems can ask about user preference toward a feature associated with the items. In such systems, it is important to design an efficient conversation, which minimizes the number of question asked while maximizing the preference information obtained. Therefore, this research is intended to explore possible ways to design a conversational recommender with an efficient preference elicitation. Specifically, it focuses on the order of questions. Also, an idea proposed to suggest answers for each question asked, which can assist users in giving their feedback.
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Traditionally, recommenders have been based on a single-shot model based on past user actions. Conversational recommenders allow incremental elicitation of user preference by performing user-system dialogue. For example, the systems can ask about user preference toward a feature associated with the items. In such systems, it is important to design an efficient conversation, which minimizes the number of question asked while maximizing the preference information obtained. Therefore, this research is intended to explore possible ways to design a conversational recommender with an efficient preference elicitation. Specifically, it focuses on the order of questions. Also, an idea proposed to suggest answers for each question asked, which can assist users in giving their feedback.
Key concepts: Preference elicitation, Preference, Recommender system, Computer science, Ask price, Conversation, Preference learning, Human–computer interaction