Lucky Talk: Low-regret Recommendations and Item-item Collaborative Filtering
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Matrix of binary likes, random user per round, bandit feedback and regret defined as average 1 - like; initial recommendations behave like random guessing with slope about 2−2μ until a cold-start ≈ O(d) period. Algorithm samples many users in parallel to estimate column inner products, builds an epsilon-net clustering of similar items (item-item collaborative filtering) and then lets each user refine which clusters they like. This shared parallel similarity test yields sublinear regret after the cold-start phase.
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