Learning argumentative recommenders. Cailloux, O. 2018. DA2PL'2018: From Multiple Criteria Decision Aid to Preference Learning
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Article Conference Hal Slides abstract bibtex 5 downloads Recommender systems aim at recommending some item as most appropriate for the user. This article introduces a new way of measuring appropriateness for the user: an item is among the most appropriate ones if it is among the preferred items of the user when considering all arguments in favor or against all possible items. I describe precisely this goal and describe what a recommender system aiming for that goal could look like, called an Argumentative Recommender. I also provide a way of measuring whether a recommender system has achieved the goal, which can be used to compare such recommender systems, and briefly outline a way of building such a system.
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note = {DA2PL'2018: From Multiple Criteria Decision Aid to Preference Learning},
author = {Cailloux, Olivier},
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