The importance of mutual monitoring in recommender systems based on learning agents derives from the consideration that a learning agent needs to interact with other agents in its environment in order to Improve its individual performances. In this paper we present a novel framework, called EVA, that introduces a strategy to improve the performances of recommender agents based on a dynamic computation of the agent's reputation. Some preliminary experiments on real users show that our approach, implemented on the top of some well-known recommender systems, introduces significant improvements in terms of effectiveness.

Rosaci, D., Sarne', G. (2008). Dynamically computing reputation of recommender agents with learning capabilities. In Studies in Computational Intelligence (pp.299-304). Berlin : SPRINGER-VERLAG [10.1007/978-3-540-85257-5_34].

Dynamically computing reputation of recommender agents with learning capabilities

SARNE' G
2008

Abstract

The importance of mutual monitoring in recommender systems based on learning agents derives from the consideration that a learning agent needs to interact with other agents in its environment in order to Improve its individual performances. In this paper we present a novel framework, called EVA, that introduces a strategy to improve the performances of recommender agents based on a dynamic computation of the agent's reputation. Some preliminary experiments on real users show that our approach, implemented on the top of some well-known recommender systems, introduces significant improvements in terms of effectiveness.
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Reputation system; Multi-agent systems; Recommender systems
English
International Conference on Distributed Computing
18-20 settembre 2008
BADICA C;MANGIONI G;CARCHIOLO V;BURDESCU DD
Studies in Computational Intelligence
978-354085256-8
2008
162
299
304
http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-540-85257-5_34#
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Rosaci, D., Sarne', G. (2008). Dynamically computing reputation of recommender agents with learning capabilities. In Studies in Computational Intelligence (pp.299-304). Berlin : SPRINGER-VERLAG [10.1007/978-3-540-85257-5_34].
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