Volume 20 No 9 (2022)
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Deep Learning-Based Method for PersonalizedMovie Recommendation
Shivakumar Kagi, Anju Asokan, L.Rahunathan, Ahila A4, Prashant Shukla , Subbulakshmi
Abstract
The internet has become an essential aspect of human existence in recentyears, and we are faced with a plethora of options that make deciding difficult. Companies offer various methods for recommending users to their favourite moviesto reach the user groups. The recommended approach takes advantage of this socialprocess to offer users a narrowed-down set of options from the database. Many individuals find that personalized recommendation systems help them limit the universe of movies to suit their particular tastes; they may enjoy a delightful systemand not overwhelm them with many choices. It is the goal of digital service providers to keep consumers engaged for as long as possible, and these technologies help them achieve that goal. These technologies come into play because they offer the user a more customized experience. Our task is to forecast which movies a user would like based on his or her past viewing habits. Is the user’s past behaviour of the sole element to consider when developing a recommendation system? Which recommendation system produces the most outstanding results, whether it is collaborative, content- based, or hybrid? The primary difficulties must be overcome: Create a data collection that contains all the relevant information about a particular movie. Identify the best suitable movie recommendation list. Expand our system so that it can accommodateusers from a variety of geographical areas. Assign weights to different factors to decide.
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