A Content-Based Filtering Approach for Personalized Movie Recommendations

The recommendation system of today has made it simple to locate the necessities. Movie recommendation systems are designed to assist movie buffs by making recommendations for films to see, saving them the trouble and effort of having to sort through hundreds or even millions of options. The Recommender System has become a major area of research because it helps people find things online by making suggestions that are similar to what they are looking for. In this paper, we introduce a system called MOVIEHOPE for recommending movies. It uses a content-based filtering method that uses the user’s preferences and the item’s description to make a profile. In CBF, we use keywords to describe items instead of the user’s profile to show what they like or do not like. In plain English, the CBF algorithm likes or recommends things that were liked in the past. It looks at how items have been rated before and suggests the best item that fits.

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Published
2025-02-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/cictn64563.2025.10932540
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4
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Image Retrieval and Classification Techniques
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Abstract

The recommendation system of today has made it simple to locate the necessities. Movie recommendation systems are designed to assist movie buffs by making recommendations for films to see, saving them the trouble and effort of having to sort through hundreds or even millions of options. The Recommender System has become a major area of research because it helps people find things online by making suggestions that are similar to what they are looking for. In this paper, we introduce a system called MOVIEHOPE for recommending movies. It uses a content-based filtering method that uses the user’s preferences and the item’s description to make a profile. In CBF, we use keywords to describe items instead of the user’s profile to show what they like or do not like. In plain English, the CBF algorithm likes or recommends things that were liked in the past. It looks at how items have been rated before and suggests the best item that fits.

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