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原网址:http://www.datasciencecentral.com/profiles/blogs/collaborative-filtering-tutorials-across-languages
Collaborative
filtering is the process of filtering for information using techniques involving collaboration among multiple agents. Applications
of collaborative filtering typically involve very large data sets.
This article covers some good tutorials regarding collaborative filtering we came across in Python, Java and R.
Python
1. Crab
documentation
Crab engine aims to provide a rich set of components from
which you can construct a customized recommender system from a set of algorithms. The tutorial is from official documentation of Crab.
2. Collaborative
Filtering : Implementation with Python
This article presents an implementation of the collaborative filtering algorithm, that filters information for a user based on a collection of user profiles.
3. Collaborative
filtering made easy
This tutorial presents
a family of really simple collaborative filtering schemes. There are no statistics involved, just a little bit of linear algebra. It is an attempt to translate the ideas in Lemire/Maclachlan
paper into less than 40 lines of python code.
Java
1. MLlib
- Collaborative Filtering
MLibsupports
model-based collaborative filtering, in which users and products are described by a small set of latent factors that can be used to predict missing entries. MLlib uses the alternating least squares (ALS) algorithm to learn these latent factors. In the following
tutorial a part of MLib documentation shows loading rating data consisting user, product and rating data. It shows the use of default ALS.train() method.
2. Flexible
Collaborative Filtering In J***A With Mahout Taste
With Mahout Taste one can compare state of the art collaborative filtering algorithms to build a customized solution. This tutorial based on the 0.2 release of Mahout, describes how in few easy steps, one is set up to express creativity without having to reinvent
the wheel.
3. LibRec
LibRec is
a GPL-licensed Java library for recommender systems. It implements a suite of state-of-the-art recommendation algorithms. This tutorial gives the overview of LibRec its algorithms. It also talks about its configuration, development
R
1. Testing
recommender systems in R
This tutorial talk about building and testing recommender systems.
2. Collaborative
Filtering with R
This post looks at item based collaborative filtering and user based collaborative
filtering using a publicly available dataset from LastFM.
3. recommenderlab
recommenderlab package
provides the infrastructure to develop and test recommender algorithms for rating data
and 0-1 data in a unified framework. The Package provides basic algorithms and allows the user to develop and use his/her own algorithms in the framework via a simple registration procedure. This paper describes it.
Collaborative
filtering is the process of filtering for information using techniques involving collaboration among multiple agents. Applications
of collaborative filtering typically involve very large data sets.
This article covers some good tutorials regarding collaborative filtering we came across in Python, Java and R.
Python
1. Crab
documentation
Crab engine aims to provide a rich set of components from
which you can construct a customized recommender system from a set of algorithms. The tutorial is from official documentation of Crab.
2. Collaborative
Filtering : Implementation with Python
This article presents an implementation of the collaborative filtering algorithm, that filters information for a user based on a collection of user profiles.
3. Collaborative
filtering made easy
This tutorial presents
a family of really simple collaborative filtering schemes. There are no statistics involved, just a little bit of linear algebra. It is an attempt to translate the ideas in Lemire/Maclachlan
paper into less than 40 lines of python code.
Java
1. MLlib
- Collaborative Filtering
MLibsupports
model-based collaborative filtering, in which users and products are described by a small set of latent factors that can be used to predict missing entries. MLlib uses the alternating least squares (ALS) algorithm to learn these latent factors. In the following
tutorial a part of MLib documentation shows loading rating data consisting user, product and rating data. It shows the use of default ALS.train() method.
2. Flexible
Collaborative Filtering In J***A With Mahout Taste
With Mahout Taste one can compare state of the art collaborative filtering algorithms to build a customized solution. This tutorial based on the 0.2 release of Mahout, describes how in few easy steps, one is set up to express creativity without having to reinvent
the wheel.
3. LibRec
LibRec is
a GPL-licensed Java library for recommender systems. It implements a suite of state-of-the-art recommendation algorithms. This tutorial gives the overview of LibRec its algorithms. It also talks about its configuration, development
R
1. Testing
recommender systems in R
This tutorial talk about building and testing recommender systems.
2. Collaborative
Filtering with R
This post looks at item based collaborative filtering and user based collaborative
filtering using a publicly available dataset from LastFM.
3. recommenderlab
recommenderlab package
provides the infrastructure to develop and test recommender algorithms for rating data
and 0-1 data in a unified framework. The Package provides basic algorithms and allows the user to develop and use his/her own algorithms in the framework via a simple registration procedure. This paper describes it.
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