Abstract

In e-commerce websites, associated micro-blogs, and business social media, users provide online feedback demonstrating their preferences for different items. These studies are usually found in textual comments, reviews, geo-tagged photos, and other contextual data and account for essential user preferences. Several factories have recently utilized review texts and the amount of information associated with them, such as review words, review subjects, and review moods. They also employed social photographs and other contextual information to improve collaborative filtering recommender systems based on ratings. These efforts employ review texts, geo-tagged photographs, and other contextual information to determine user preferences. This study gives a targeted survey of the most recent studies that mix review texts, photographs, and other contextual information and explores how these metadata and visual information are used to solve some of the most critical topics in Algorithms for collaborative filtering.

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