基于交互行为语义模式增强的ID推荐方法

王远来, 白宇, 廉鹏

清华大学学报(自然科学版) ›› 2025, Vol. 65 ›› Issue (5) : 844-853.

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清华大学学报(自然科学版) ›› 2025, Vol. 65 ›› Issue (5) : 844-853. DOI: 10.16511/j.cnki.qhdxxb.2024.21.032
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基于交互行为语义模式增强的ID推荐方法

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Enhanced ID recommendation method utilizing semantic patterns of interactive behaviors

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基于ID的推荐是一种依赖用户或物品的唯一标识符进行推荐的经典推荐方法, 经常面临用户物品交互数据稀疏、符号ID缺失语义信息等问题。该文假设不同领域的用户-物品交互行为之间存在潜在的模式关联, 提出了一种基于交互行为语义模式增强的ID推荐方法。在目标域推荐任务中引入辅助域信息, 基于图神经网络对辅助域和目标域信息进行联合编码表示, 通过引入交互行为语义模式, 将辅助域的用户-物品交互信息及物品描述信息迁移至目标域, 从而实现目标域ID推荐中的交互行为语义增强。使用9个公共数据集的实验结果表明, 在8个目标域上本文方法比目前的SOTA (state-of-the-art)方法XSimGCL具有更好的推荐效果, 前20个推荐结果中的召回率和归一化折损累计增益分别提升3%~30%和1%~40%。

Abstract

Objective: ID-based recommendation methods in recommender systems utilize unique identifiers of users or items to generate suggestions. However, these methods often encounter challenges such as data sparsity and cold-start problems, especially when using single-domain data. Cross-domain ID-based recommendations can help mitigate cold-start issues by relying on overlapping users or items across different domains. However, cross-domain ID information often lacks overlapped users or items. To address this, latent semantic patterns in behavioral networks across various recommender domains can be leveraged. This method aims to extract user preferences for items from discrete ID data, thereby tackling the limited shared information between these domains. Methods: Based on the study of interaction behaviors, this paper assumes the existence of latent pattern correlations between user-item interactions across different domains. A potential factor connects users across domains, leading some users to exhibit similar interaction behaviors in different contexts. These shared characteristics are referred to as interaction behavior semantic patterns. The proposed pattern-enhanced ID recommendation method enhances ID-based recommendations by leveraging these semantic patterns. In the target domain recommendation task, auxiliary domain information is introduced, and information from both auxiliary and target domains is jointly encoded using a graph neural network. By incorporating interaction behavior semantic patterns, user-item interaction and item description information from the auxiliary domain are transferred to the target domain. This process enhances the semantics of interaction behaviors in ID-based recommendations within the target domain. Results: This study conducts experiments on nine public datasets. User-item ID interaction data from datasets such as Yelp2018, Amazon-Kindle, Alibaba-iFashion, Amazon-Electronic, Book Crossing, MovieLens10M, MovieLens20M, and MovieLens25M serve as target domain datasets. Meanwhile, item description data from the Citeulike-a dataset is used as the auxiliary domain dataset. There are no overlapping user or item IDs between these domains. Experimental results show that the proposed method outperforms the current state-of-the-art methods, showing improvements in Recall@20 by 3%-30% and in NDCG@20 by 1% to 40%. Conclusions: This study proposes an ID recommendation method enhanced by interaction behavior semantic patterns based on the assumption of latent pattern correlations in user-item interactions across different domains. By introducing these semantic patterns, this method transfers user-item interaction information and item description information from the auxiliary domain to the target domain, thereby enhancing semantic understanding in ID-based recommendations within the target domain. Experimental results validate the ability of the proposed method to transfer semantic information in the absence of overlapping users and items across domains, yielding better recommendation performance. These findings validate the effectiveness of the proposed assumption and method. Additionally, experiments on ID recommendation tasks in multiple domains show that interaction behavior patterns between similar domains offer better transferability. The closer the auxiliary domain is to the target domain, the more notable the improvement in the target domain's ID recommendation results.

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推荐系统 / 交互行为 / 语义模式 / 语义增强

Key words

recommended system / interactive behavior / semantic pattern / semantic enhancement

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王远来, 白宇, 廉鹏. 基于交互行为语义模式增强的ID推荐方法[J]. 清华大学学报(自然科学版). 2025, 65(5): 844-853 https://doi.org/10.16511/j.cnki.qhdxxb.2024.21.032
Yuanlai WANG, Yu BAI, Peng LIAN. Enhanced ID recommendation method utilizing semantic patterns of interactive behaviors[J]. Journal of Tsinghua University(Science and Technology). 2025, 65(5): 844-853 https://doi.org/10.16511/j.cnki.qhdxxb.2024.21.032
中图分类号: TP391.3   

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