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Higher-Order Smoothness Enhanced Graph Collaborative Filtering

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黄玲 (Ling Huang)
李志远 cover
李志远 (Zhiyuan Li)
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Yuefang Gao *
DOI:10.1109/TBDATA.2024.3453758delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) based recommendations have shown significant performance improvement by explicitly modeling the user-item interactions as a bipartite graph. However, the existing GNNs-based recommendation methods suffer from the over-smoothing problem caused by utilizing the uniform distance of the reception field. To address this issue, we propose to explicitly incorporate the higher-order smoothness information into the node representation learning, and propose a new GNNs-based recommendation model named Higher-order Smoothness enhanced Graph Collaborative Filtering (HS-GCF). The proposed model is mainly composed of two parts, namely lower-order module and higher-order module. The lower-order module guarantees that the lower-order smoothness is well obtained by using the user-item interactions. The higher-order module uses the latent group assumption to restrict too much noise introduced by the uniform distance property, which we call the higher-order smoothness information. Experiments are conducted on three real-world public datasets, and the experimental results show the performance improvements compared with several state-of-the-art methods and verify the importance of explicitly incorporating the higher-order smoothness information into the node representation learning.
Keywords:
Collaborative filtering
Data models
Big Data
Bipartite graph
Predictive models
Representation learning
Symmetric matrices
graph neural network
over-smoothing
higher-order
normalized cut

Journal

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IEEE Transactions on Big Data
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5.7
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834
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3.0K

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Sun Yat Sen University
Scholars:
9.9W
Papers: 7.2W
Citations: 95
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South China Agricultural University
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3.1W
Papers: 1.5W
Citations: 2.6W