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An Efficient movie recommendation algorithm based on improved k-cliqueopen access

Authors
Vilakone, PhonexayPark, Doo-SoonXinchang, KhamphaphoneHao, Fei
Issue Date
13-Dec-2018
Publisher
Springer Science + Business Media
Keywords
Collaborative filtering; Cosine similarity; k-cliques; k nearest neighbor; Maximal clique; Recommendation system
Citation
Human-centric Computing and Information Sciences, v.8
Journal Title
Human-centric Computing and Information Sciences
Volume
8
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/sch/handle/2021.sw.sch/5359
DOI
10.1186/s13673-018-0161-6
ISSN
2192-1962
Abstract
The amount of movie has increased to become more congested; therefore, to find a movie what users are looking for through the existing technologies are very hard. For this reason, the users want a system that can suggest the movie requirement to them and the best technology about these is the recommendation system. However, the most recommendation system is using collaborative filtering methods to predict the needs of the user due to this method gives the most accurate prediction. Today, many researchers are paid attention to develop several methods to improve accuracy rather than using collaborative filtering methods. Hence, to further improve accuracy in the recommendation system, we present the k-clique methodology used to analyze social networks to be the guidance of this system. In this paper, we propose an efficient movie recommendation algorithm based on improved k-clique methods which are the best accuracy of the recommendation system. However, to evaluate the performance; collaborative filtering methods are monitored using the k nearest neighbors, the maximal clique methods, the k-clique methods, and the proposed methods are used to evaluate the MovieLens data. The performance results show that the proposed methods improve more accuracy of the movie recommendation system than any other methods used in this experiment.
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