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MANDAL COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING,
MADHEPURA
SEMINAR
PRESENTATION
REPORT
Prepared By Prepared To
Sourav Kumar Prof. E. Haque
CSE, 5th
semester Reg:
21105128012
Batch: 2021-25
I am deeply thankful to the faculty and staff of the Computer Science Department for
providing the necessary resources and a conducive environment for my research. I would
also like to extend my appreciation to my peers for their constant support and constructive
discussions which have enriched my understanding of these topics.
Lastly, I would like to thank my family and friends for their unwavering support and
encouragement throughout this endeavor.
Sourav Kumar
Reg No: - 21105128012
BRANCH: - C.S.E
ABSTRACT
This seminar report explores the advancements in the field of advanced recommendation
systems, focusing on two pivotal areas: Collaborative Filtering Techniques and Deep Learning
Models.
Collaborative filtering is a key method used in recommendation systems that relies on user-
item interactions. By analyzing patterns in user behavior and item preferences, collaborative
filtering can predict a user's interest in an item based on the preferences of similar users.
There are two main types: user-based and item-based collaborative filtering. User-based
approaches recommend items that similar users have liked, while item-based approaches
suggest items similar to those a user has shown interest in. This technique forms the
foundation of many recommendation systems, enabling personalized experiences in e-
commerce, streaming services, and social media platforms.
Deep learning has significantly enhanced the capabilities of recommendation systems through
models that can process vast amounts of data and capture complex patterns. Neural networks,
particularly deep neural networks, are employed to learn from user behavior, content
features, and contextual information. Techniques like matrix factorization, autoencoders, and
neural collaborative filtering have improved the accuracy and relevance of recommendations.
Moreover, the integration of recurrent neural networks (RNNs) and convolutional neural
networks (CNNs) allows for sequential and spatial data processing, respectively. These
advancements enable recommendation systems to provide more dynamic and contextually
aware suggestions, improving user engagement and satisfaction.