Hgformer: Hyperbolic Graph Transformer for Recommendation
This addresses the cold start problem for recommender systems, with an incremental approach focusing on modeling distortion for long-tail data in cross-domain recommendation.
The paper tackles the cold start problem in recommender systems by proposing a hyperbolic manifold-based cross-domain collaborative filtering model, achieving significant performance improvements across various datasets compared to baseline models.
The cold start problem is a challenging problem faced by most modern recommender systems. By leveraging knowledge from other domains, cross-domain recommendation can be an effective method to alleviate the cold start problem. However, the modelling distortion for long-tail data, which is widely present in recommender systems, is often overlooked in cross-domain recommendation. In this research, we propose a hyperbolic manifold based cross-domain collaborative filtering model using BiTGCF as the base model. We introduce the hyperbolic manifold and construct new propagation layer and transfer layer to address these challenges. The significant performance improvements across various datasets compared to the baseline models demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed model.