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RecSys course

The course on recommender systems conducted in National Research University - Higher School of Economics (Moscow, Russia). Academic year 2023/2024.

Useful Links

  • Wiki page of this course
  • Table with grades
  • The code materials for each seminars can be found in the corresponding folders /seminar*.
  • To download any folder please use this link.
  • Recordings of lectures and seminars (coming soon).
  • All questions can be asked in the Telegram chat (the invitation link is available only to students)

The most important section

The final grade is calculated as follows:

0.3 * Home Assignment + 0.15 * Article Summary + 0.25 * Quizzes + 0.3 * Exam

where Home Assignments - 2 home assignments in Jupyter Notebook (max 10 points). Article Summary - a report on a research paper on Recommender Systems with your critical analysis (max 10 points). Quizzes - 15 weekly quizzes on lecture's and seminars' topics in Google Forms (max 10 points). Exam - oral examination on all topics (max 10 points).

Course outline

  1. Introduction to recommender systems
  2. Similarity (neighborhood) based and linear approaches
  3. Matrix & tensor factorization
  4. Collaborative filtering
  5. Context-aware and content models
  6. Hybrid approaches
  7. Sequential models for next-item recommendations
  8. Next-basket recommendations
  9. LLM in recommender systems
  10. Autoencoders and variational autoencoders for recommendations
  11. Multi-task & cross-domain recommendations
  12. Graph and knowledge-graph based models
  13. Interpretability and explainability
  14. RL for recommender systems
  15. A/B testing and multi-armed bandites. Model monitoring
  16. Vanilla API service for recommender system

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License

All content created for this course is licensed under the MIT License. The materials are published in the public domain.

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