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Frontiers in big data
|February 18, 2026
Resumen
Presentamos el modelo Adaptative Core-Enhanced Latent Factor (ACELF) para mejorar la predicción de QoS. ACELF mejora los modelos de factores latentes con regularización adaptativa, aumentando la precisión en los sistemas de recomendación de servicios.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Sistemas distribuidos y computación en la nube
- Aprendizaje automático e inteligencia artificial
- Minería de datos y computación de servicios
Sus antecedentes:
- La predicción precisa de la calidad de servicio (QoS) es vital para la recomendación y selección de servicios en sistemas distribuidos.
- Los modelos tradicionales de factores latentes (LF), aunque escalables, a menudo no logran capturar interacciones complejas y dependen de la regularización manual, lo que limita la precisión de la predicción.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Proponer un novedoso modelo Adaptative Core-Enhanced Latent Factor (ACELF) para una predicción de QoS superior.
- Mejorar la expresividad y robustez de los modelos LF para capturar interacciones intrincadas entre usuarios y servicios.
Principales métodos:
- Desarrolló una matriz de interacción central aprendible para modelar las interacciones de factores latentes de usuarios y servicios más allá de las suposiciones bilineales estándar.
- Integró una estrategia de regularización adaptativa incremental impulsada por Proporcional-Integral-Derivativo (PID) para ajustar dinámicamente los coeficientes durante el entrenamiento.
- Implementó un proceso de optimización dinámico para equilibrar la expresividad del modelo y prevenir el sobreajuste.
Principales resultados:
- El modelo ACELF demostró mejoras constantes en el rendimiento sobre los métodos de vanguardia en conjuntos de datos de QoS del mundo real.
- La estrategia de regularización adaptativa gestionó eficazmente el equilibrio entre la complejidad del modelo y la generalización.
- La matriz de interacción central aprendible capturó representaciones latentes más ricas, mejorando la precisión de la predicción.
Conclusiones:
- El modelo ACELF propuesto ofrece un avance significativo en la precisión de la predicción de QoS para la recomendación de servicios.
- La regularización adaptativa y las matrices de interacción aprendibles son estrategias efectivas para superar las limitaciones de los modelos LF tradicionales.
- ACELF proporciona una solución más robusta y precisa para entornos distribuidos a gran escala.
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