Yoel Zeldes • 8/14/2018

Recommender Systems: Exploring the Unknown Using Uncertainty

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This technical article discusses the exploration-exploitation trade-off in recommender systems, using the example of Click-Through Rate (CTR) prediction. It explains basic (ε-greedy) and advanced (Upper Confidence Bound) algorithms that use uncertainty to intelligently recommend new content while maximizing user clicks.

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