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August 24, 20243 citationsOpen Access

DDCDR: A Disentangle-based Distillation Framework for Cross-Domain Recommendation

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ZAZhicheng AnZGZixiao GuLYLi Yu

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Modern recommendation platforms frequently encompass multiple domains to cater to the varied preferences of users. Recently, cross-domain learning has gained traction as a significant paradigm within the context of recommendation systems, enabling the leveraging of rich information from a well-endowed source domain to enhance a target domain, often limited by inadequate data resources. A primary concern in cross-domain recommendation is the mitigation of negative transfer-ensuring the selective transference of pertinent knowledge from the source (domain-shared knowledge) while maintaining the integrity of domain-unique insights within the target domain (domain-specific knowledge).

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An et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e5b130b6db64358754a0fchttps://doi.org/10.1145/3637528.3671605
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