Proposed model improves visual fashion recommendations in e-commerce, highlighting enhanced accuracy and efficiency.
Introduction Recommender systems are essential in e-commerce for assisting users in navigating large product catalogs, particularly in visually driven domains like fashion. Traditional keyword-based systems often struggle to capture subjective style preferences. Methods This study proposes a novel fashion recommendation framework using an Adaptive VPKNN-net algorithm. The model integrates deep visual feature extraction using a pre-trained VGG16 Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), dimensionality reduction through Principal Component Analysis (PCA), and a modified K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) algorithm that combines Euclidean and cosine similarity metrics to enhance visual similarity assessment. Results Experiments were conducted using the “Fashion Product Images (Small)” dataset from Kaggle. The proposed system achieved high accuracy (98.69%) and demonstrated lower RMSE (0.8213) and MAE (0.6045) compared to baseline models such as Random Forest, SVM, and standard KNN. Discussion The proposed Adaptive VPKNN-net framework significantly improves the precision, interpretability, and efficiency of visual fashion recommendations. It eliminates the limitations of fuzzy similarity models and offers a scalable solution for visually oriented e-commerce platforms, particularly in cold-start scenarios and low-data conditions.
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