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I am currently developing an upselling recommendation system.
Scenario:
Millions of users
Few dozen items
Most users do not interact with any items
No ratings, only known whether the user has interacted with the item (implicit feedback)
Approach:
Implementing an NDR (Two-tower) architecture using user and item features
Currently treating it as a retrieval problem, inputting only user-item interactions (positive feedback) to the model
I was wondering if this is the right approach or if it might make sense to transform it into a ranking problem (1 if the user interacts and 0 otherwise), with the caveat that the size of the database could explode because if I understand correctly, negative examples would have to be created manually.
What is the best way to proceed?
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Would you provide more information about how items are presented to users? Do you have data on the implicit negative interactions, events where a user had an opportunity to engage positively with an item but chose not to do so?
I am currently developing an upselling recommendation system.
Scenario:
Approach:
I was wondering if this is the right approach or if it might make sense to transform it into a ranking problem (1 if the user interacts and 0 otherwise), with the caveat that the size of the database could explode because if I understand correctly, negative examples would have to be created manually.
What is the best way to proceed?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: