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Reliable Data Augmented Contrastive Learning for Sequential Recommendation
DOI:10.1109/TBDATA.2024.3453752.png)
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Sequential recommendation aims to capture users' dynamic preferences. Due to the limited information in the sequence and the uncertain user behavior, data sparsity has always been a key problem. Although data augmentation methods can alleviate this issue, unreliable data can affect the performance of such models. To solve the above problems, we propose a new framework, namely Reliable Data Augmented Contrastive Learning Recommender (RDCRec). Specifically, in order to generate more high-quality reliable items for data augmentation, we design a multi-attributes oriented sequence generator. It moves auxiliary information from the input layer to the attention layer for learning a better attention distribution. Then, we replace a percentage of items in the original sequence with reliable items generated by the generator as the augmented sequence, for creating a high-quality view for contrastive learning. In this way, RDCRec can extract more meaningful user patterns by using the self-supervised signals of the reliable items, thereby improving recommendation performance. Finally, we train a discriminator to identify unreplaced items in the augmented sequence thus we can update item embeddings selectively in order to increase the exposure of more reliable items and improve the accuracy of recommendation results. The discriminator, as an auxiliary model, is jointly trained with the generative task and the contrastive learning task. Large experiments on four popular datasets that are commonly used demonstrate the effectiveness of our new method for sequential recommendation.
Keyword:
Reliability
Data augmentation
Contrastive learning
Generators
Training
Transformers
Correlation
Sequential recommendation
contrastive learning
attention mechanism
data augmentation
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