Recommendation systems are becoming essential components of contemporary online goods and services, and they significantly affect customer satisfaction. Recommendation systems are designed to empower customers in their decision-making process by providing personalized recommendations. Meta-learning has proven to be effective in addressing user cold-start problem in recommendation systems. Many meta learning based recommendation systems designed for the cold-start problem are gradient-based. The existing frameworks require optimization techniques to maximize potential of hyper networks, enabling them to adapt and generate compatible parameters for efficient learning as meta-learners. However, these frameworks often lack contextual knowledge from users to provide suitable initial guidelines in the recommendation network for new users. We propose a framework that optimizes the cold-start problem using a meta-learning approach to improve accuracy of recommendation systems. Our approach generates personalized recommendations by considering users’ past behavior and preferences, thereby enhancing the accuracy and fine-tuning of product recommendations.We have evaluated the proposed IMETA-GNN model on two datasets namely Movielens 100k and DBook, and accuracy obtained is 82% and 75% respectively. The performance evaluation demonstrate that our proposed method outperforms several state-of-the-art meta-learning recommendation systems in addressing the user cold-start conundrum.
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