Hi everyone,

I have some non-release-related offtopic questions ;)

I've attended an interesting talk last week given by the CTO of moviepilot.de (a German movie recommendation platform). The talk included a concept which he called "context-aware" recommendations, which means that you not only recommend items that a user might like, but you also factor in the users current context. The example in the talk was that a romantic evening needs other movie recommendations than an evening with a couple of guys drinking beer.

I found this concept very appealing and I thought about whether and how this could be accomplished with our current recommender framework.

My idea would be to define some content-related rules like "a movie tagged with the category action is not suited for the context romantic evening" and use these rules to create some kind of context-aware Rescorer that only selects items matching the rules from all recommended items.

Would this be a viable approach?

--sebastian

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