2017 · 13 citations · 18 references
ComputingMarketingConsumer BehaviorHuman BehaviorRecommender SystemsOnline RecommendationRecommendation SystemsLong-tail RecommendationMulti-attribute RecommendationMulti-item RecommendationPersonasUser PersonasUser Profile Modeling
Recommending lifestyle articles is of immediate interest to the e-commerce industry and is beginning to attract research attention. Often followed strategies, such as recommending popular items are inadequate for this vertical because of two reasons. Firstly, users have their own personal preference over items, referred to as personal styles, which lead to the long-tail phenomenon. Secondly, each user displays multiple personas, each persona has a preference over items which could be dictated by a particular occasion, e.g. dressing for a party would be different from dressing to go to office. Recommendation in this vertical is crucially dependent on discovering styles for each of the multiple personas. There is no literature which addresses this problem.
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