Ontology Based Recommendation System

E-commerce platforms face the challenge of providing personalized product recommendations to users, a crucial factor in enhancing user satisfaction and increasing sales. This paper presents an ontology-driven recommendation system de- signed specifically for e-commerce websites to address this challenge. Ontologies provide a structured framework for organizing knowledge within a domain, facilitating more precise and efficient recommendation strategies. We employ a hybrid recommendation approach that combines collaborative filtering with content-based filtering methodologies. Collaborative filtering analyzes user actions and preferences to identify similar users and suggest items they have shown interest in. In contrast, content-based filtering focuses on the attributes and features of products to recommend items that align with the user’s preferences. To demonstrate the effectiveness of our ontology-based recommendation system, we conducted experiments using real- world e- commerce data. The results indicate that our system outperforms traditional recommendation techniques in terms of accuracy and user satisfaction.

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2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.1109/aece62803.2024.10911173
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Abstract

E-commerce platforms face the challenge of providing personalized product recommendations to users, a crucial factor in enhancing user satisfaction and increasing sales. This paper presents an ontology-driven recommendation system de- signed specifically for e-commerce websites to address this challenge. Ontologies provide a structured framework for organizing knowledge within a domain, facilitating more precise and efficient recommendation strategies. We employ a hybrid recommendation approach that combines collaborative filtering with content-based filtering methodologies. Collaborative filtering analyzes user actions and preferences to identify similar users and suggest items they have shown interest in. In contrast, content-based filtering focuses on the attributes and features of products to recommend items that align with the user’s preferences. To demonstrate the effectiveness of our ontology-based recommendation system, we conducted experiments using real- world e- commerce data. The results indicate that our system outperforms traditional recommendation techniques in terms of accuracy and user satisfaction.

Chandigarh University (IN), Lingaya's Vidyapeeth (IN), Mangalayatan University (IN), Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan Group of Institutions (IN), Usha Martin (India) (IN)
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