Innovative approach improves news recommendation performance in cold-start scenarios, suggesting better personalization and diversity.
News recommendation systems must simultaneously address multiple challenges, including dynamic user interest modeling, nonlinear popularity patterns, and diversity recommendation in cold-start scenarios. We present a Popularity-Aware Dynamic Multi-Perspective Fusion Network (PAD-MPFN) that innovatively integrates three key components: adaptive subspace projection for multi-source interest fusion, logarithmic time-decay factors for popularity bias mitigation, and dynamic gating mechanisms for personalized recommendation weighting. The framework uniquely combines sequential behavior analysis, social graph propagation, and temporal popularity modeling through a unified architecture. Experimental results on the MIND dataset, an open-source version of MSN News, demonstrate that PAD-MPFN outperforms existing methods in terms of recommendation performance and cold-start scenarios while effectively alleviating information overload. This study offers a new solution for dynamic interest modeling and diverse recommendation.
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