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The Continuous Cold Start Problem in e-Commerce Recommender Systems
Talk at 2nd Workshop on New Trends in Content-Based Recommender Systems, RecSys 2015 Vienna Authors: Lucas Bernardi, Jaap Kamps, Julia Kiseleva and Melanie Mueller, Booking.com, Amsterdam University,...
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The continuous cold-start problem in e-commerce recommender systems
Talk at 2nd Workshop on New Trends in Content-Based Recommender Systems, RecSys 2015 Vienna #recsys2015 #CoCoS Authors: Lucas Bernardi, Jaap Kamps, Julia Kiseleva and Melanie Mueller. Booking.com,...
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Competition and cooperation in spatial expansion of yeast colonies
The expansion of populations into new territory is a common event in evolutionary history. Examples range from the growth of microbial biofilms on surfaces to the migration of prehistoric humans out...
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Intracellular cargo transport: Molecular motors playing tug-of-war
Intracellular transport is based on molecular motors that pull cargos along cytoskeletal filaments. Kinesin and dynein motors walk along microtubule filaments, while myosin motors move along actin...
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Lecture: Modeling intracellular cargo transport by several molecular motors
The complex internal structure of cells depends to a large extend on active transport by molecular motors. These molecular motors are ’nano-trucks’ that transport various cargoes, like vesicles,...
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Contextual user profiles for destination recommendations
At Booking.com, we recommend destinations to travelers who are not yet sure where to go. Typical recommender systems rely on past user feedback to recommend items to users. This can be problematic in...
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Esperanto, Loglan and Dothraki: Why do people construct new languages?
Did you know that there’s a language that can be played on musical instruments? That there are native speakers of Esperanto? That there’s a language with only 120 root-words? That languages were...
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