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This study introduces HMRec, a novel multidomain recommender system that effectively addresses user data sparsity by leveraging knowledge from multiple heterogeneous domains. HMRec enhances recommendation accuracy through collaborative knowledge transfer and positive feature space alignment.

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Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
Recommender Systems

Background:

User data sparsity is a major challenge in preference prediction.
Existing cross-domain recommender systems struggle with multiple, heterogeneous data sources.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a system that exploits information from multiple source domains for sparse target domains.
To ensure positive knowledge transfer from heterogeneous data sources with different feature spaces.

Main Methods:

HMRec extracts domain-shared and domain-specific features for knowledge transfer.
A multiclass domain discriminator aligns domain-shared subspaces via adversarial learning.
Matrix factorization with aligned latent features completes target domain recommendations.

Main Results:

HMRec effectively transfers knowledge from multiple heterogeneous domains.
The system significantly improves rating prediction accuracy in the target domain.
HMRec outperforms six state-of-the-art baseline methods.

Conclusions:

HMRec offers a robust solution for multidomain collaborative filtering.
The proposed method enhances recommendation accuracy in data-sparse scenarios.
HMRec demonstrates superior performance in cross-domain recommendation tasks.