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Multi-Relation Enhanced Dynamic Hypergraph for Session-based Recommendation

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Haoyan Fu
秦志达 (Zhida Qin) *
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Wenhao Xue
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Wang, Qixian
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Xufeng Liang
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Tianyu Huang
J
John C. S. Lui
DOI:10.1145/3779422delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Session-based recommendation (SBR) systems have increasingly focused on hypergraph-based approaches due to their potent capability in capturing high-order item relationships. Typically, existing approaches rely on sequential item relations to manually construct fixed hypergraphs. However, this methodology neglects the multiple relations inherent in the original sequences, thereby impeding the hypergraph's precision in discerning user preferences. Furthermore, the rigidity of fixed hypergraph structures tends to emphasize explicit relationships, ignoring the latent implicit patterns. In light of this, we present a novel Multi-relation enhanced Dynamic HyperGraph (MDHG) learning framework for session-based recommendation, to model intricate and variable item relations. Initially, we establish three distinct relation graphs which capture separate user behavior patterns to extract personalized interest preferences under differentiated intentions. Subsequently, we propose an enhanced dynamic hypergraph paradigm that adaptively generates hypergraph structures based on prior relation graph, thereby reinforcing and unveiling implicit connectivity relations in a layer-aware manner. Finally, to mitigate the noise among diverse relations, we introduce the maximum mutual information auxiliary task and employ the attention mechanism as a cross-relation aggregator. Extensive experiments on various real-world datasets verify the superiority of our MDHG model. Our code is publicly available at https://github.com/Qin-lab-code/MDHG.
Keywords:
Session-based Recommendation
Hypergraph
Graph Neural Network

Journal

ACM Transactions on Information Systems cover
ACM Transactions on Information Systems
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9.1
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1.2K
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4.7K

Organization

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chinese university of hong kong
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2.4K
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beijing institute of technology
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5.4W
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