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DIY Recommendation Systems (Part 2)

  • Goal: After learning about the different types of recommendation system algorithms during Part 1, now we compare the two algorithms we explored. Also, we create a more advanced version of a recommendation system using a hybrid approach.
  • Dates: from 16th to 23rd November.
  • Where: #project-of-the-week in DataTalks.Club (get in slack here: https://datatalks.club/slack.html)

For more information about the "Project of the Week" initiative at DataTalks.Club, see README.md.

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Technologies

  • Scikit-Learn
  • LightFM
  • Jupyter notebooks

Note: this is a suggested list of technologies, you can chose alternatives instead

Plan

This is a proposed plan only, you don’t have to follow it day-by-day.

Day 0 (16 November, Wednesday)

  • Recap of the project you work on during Part 1 of this project-of-the-week.
  • If you couldn’t work on Part 1 of this project-of-the-week, then you can catch up by quickly reviewing some of the suggested materials.
  • Create a GitHub project
  • Share your progress in Slack and on social media

Suggested materials

Would you like to add your project for Part 1? Create a PR with links!

Day 1 (17 November, Thursday)

  • Learn about evaluation metrics for recommender systems.
    • Check which metrics are available
    • Learn more about average precision and MAP.
  • Share your progress in Slack and on social media.

Tip: You may find useful to have a baseline solution (e.g. sorting by frequency) and try to evaluate it.

Suggested materials

Day 2 (18 November, Friday)

  • Continue learning about evaluation metrics for recommender systems.
    • Map@k and Mar@k
    • Coverage
    • Novelty
    • Personalization
    • MSE and RMSE
    • ROC and AUC
  • Decide which metrics you will consider for comparing the recommender systems you created.
  • Commit your changes
  • Share your progress in Slack and on social media

Suggested materials

Found good materials? Create a PR with links!

Day 3 (19 November, Saturday)

  • Compare the recommender systems you created (Content based and Collaborative filtering) using the metrics that you selected.
  • Come up with a conclusion why both recommender systems are different and write about it.
  • Push your changes to GitHub.
  • Share your progress in Slack and on social media.

Note: If you didn't have the chance to work on the project, have a look at projects from Part 1.

Day 4 (20 November, Sunday)

  • Continue exploring more about this topic.
  • Polish the documentation for your project.
  • Push your changes to GitHub.
  • Share your progress in Slack and on social media.
  • Give us feedback.
  • Add the link to your project to this project of the week GitHub page.

Other useful materials

Datasets

Materials legend:

  • 🏫 Course
  • 💾 Dataset
  • 🗒️ Article
  • 📺 Video tutorial
  • 💻 Code

Other things

There are other things you can try:

  • Create a hybrid recommender system.
  • Use Deep Learning to create another recommender system and compare it with the ones you created.

Suggested materials

Projects

List of projects from our participants: