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Co-occurrence graph neural network for recommender systems

Sep 2026 · Multimedia Systems · Vol 32 · 0 citations · 70 references

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A novel neural network called the Co-occurrence Graph Neural Network (CoGNN), which utilizes two co-occurrence graphs to establish user and item relationships and outperforms various baseline models in terms of recommendation accuracy and algorithm convergence.

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