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Understanding Algorithms for Recommendation Systems

Offered By: Pluralsight

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Data Mining Courses Machine Learning Courses Content-Based Filtering Courses Collaborative Filtering Courses Recommendation Systems Courses User Behavior Analysis Courses Apriori Algorithm Courses

Course Description

Overview

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Recommendations help monetize user behavior data that businesses capture. This course is all about identifying user-product relationships from data using different recommendation algorithms.

In addition to monetizing user behavior data, recommendation algorithms also help extract actionable recommendations from raw user ratings/purchases data. This course, Understanding Algorithms for Recommendation Systems, will cover the different types of Recommendation algorithms - Content-Based Filtering, Collaborative Filtering, and Association Rules Learning and when to use each of these types. You'll also learn about the specific algorithms such as the Nearest Neighbors model, Latent Factor Analysis and the Apriori Algorithm and implement them on real data sets. Finally, you'll learn about mining for rules that relate different products. By the end of this course, you'll be able to choose the recommendation algorithm that fits your problem and dataset, and apply it to find relevant recommendations.

Syllabus

  • Course Overview 1min
  • Understanding Tasks Performed by Recommendation Systems 26mins
  • Recommending Products Based on the Nearest Neighbors Model 42mins
  • Recommending Products Based on the Latent Factors Model 33mins
  • Mining Data for Rules Underlying User Behavior 28mins

Taught by

Swetha Kolalapudi

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