The core message of this paper is that the distortion of user similarity relationships across domains is a key factor causing negative transfer in cross-domain recommendation, and the proposed Collaborative information regularized User Transformation (CUT) framework can effectively alleviate this issue by directly filtering irrelevant source-domain collaborative information.
Knowledge graphs are crucial for enhancing recommender systems, and the InBox model introduces a novel approach by utilizing interest box embedding to improve recommendation accuracy.
The author introduces LiMAML, a meta-learning solution for personalizing deep recommender models, showcasing its superiority over traditional approaches through extensive experimentation and online deployment.