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Neighborhood-based top-N recommendation techniques for implicit users ' inte raction data are ranking models, of which similarity functions are the important ingredients. Traditional similarity functions suffer from two major issues: sparse data and high dimensional data. Sparse data hinder the recommendation system from scoring on smooth neighborhood, high dimensional data causes the curse of dimensionality problem. This paper proposed a representation-based approach named multi object representation learning ( MO) for recommendation, MO was a bipartite node representation learning algorithm, which embedded the different level of network structures and item ordering information into nodes representations to help leverage the recommendation performance. Experimental results on three real data sets of different scales show that the algorithm has higher accuracy and recall than the commonly used recommendation model based on implicit feedback, especially for large-scale data sets, which can effectively alleviate the problems of matrix sparsity and dimensionality disaster, and improve the recommended performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Most recommendation systems based on the network structure suffer from lack of diversity, so that the paper proposed a recommendation system of big data based on multi-weight projection of bipartite network. Firstly, it abstracted the basic information of datasets, and applied items-users lists as an input to Levenshtein distance algorithm to compute similarity of each property. Then, it computed the number of common neighbors of the nodes in the bipartite network, the degree of common neighbors of the nodes in the bipartite network and degree of each node in bipartite network, and also computed the triple weights of each side of the bipartite network. Lastly, it adopted the enhanced bipartite projection technique to abstract the potential links of the bipartite network to realize the link prediction based on similarity. It realized the experiments based on both of big dataset and small dataset. The results show that the proposed algorithm outperforms different kinds of recommendation systems in terms of accuracy and coverage of recommendation, at the same time, it outperforms the other recommendation system based on network structure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]