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When I heard about the Netflix Prize, I have to admit that I couldn't resist joining. The stated goal of this contest is to help Netflix improve their movie recommendation system. The team that can beat Netflix's own home-grown collaborative filtering system by 10% will win a million dollars. Like many others, I have doubts as to whether this feat is possible given the sparsity of data and inheren
By Ilya Grigorik on January 15, 2007 One day, a bunch of friends, who happened to be big Family Guy fans, decided to put together a site to rank and share their thoughts on the show. Soon thereafter they had a Rails site up and running, and all was well, and other fans joined in hordes. A web 2.0 success! Then one day they realized that they could no longer track everyone's ratings, their user-bas
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Adam Wagman provided this nice elaboration in the Netflix Prize forums of the derivation of my incremental SVD method: Here's a basic derivation. Let R[i][j] be the known rating by user i for an item j, and let p[i][j] be the predicted rating for that user and item. We'll let k represent the index of the singular vectors [0, N). Let u[k][i] be the element of the kth singular user vector for the it
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[Followup to this] Ok, so here's where I tell all about how I (now we) got to be tied for third place on the netflix prize. And I don't mean a sordid tale of computing in the jungle, but rather the actual math and methods. So yes, after reading this post, you too should be able to rank in the top ten or so. Ur... yesterday's top ten anyway. My first disclaimer is that our last submission which tie
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