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Building a Recommendation Engine Using Neo4j Hands-On — Part 1

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Date Published
Author
Susmit Vengurlekar
Word Count
1,611
Company Posts That Month
12
Language
English
Hacker News Points
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No
Summary

The text discusses building a recommendation engine using Neo4j, a graph database. The author aims to create a system that recommends items from a menu based on user preferences and order history. The system will use two types of filtering: collaborative filtering and content-based filtering. Collaborative filtering is based on the idea that users with similar interests will also like similar items, while content-based filtering is based on the idea that people generally prefer certain types of products or services. The author designs a data model to store user orders, menu items, and relationships between them. The system will recommend items based on a user's order history and information about co-occurrence of items among all users. The goal is to provide personalized recommendations to users when they open the app or website.

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