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ludovikcoba avatar ludovikcoba commented on July 24, 2024

rrecsys method is used to train an algorithm on your data. Usually you want to train the train set and evaluate it with your "ground truth" data, i.e a test set.
I just pushed a new branch (rrecsys-split, use it in developer mode), that would work on evaluating a specific train set with another specific test set.
use as follows:

train <- defineData(train_set, intScale = F)

r <- rrecsys(train, "ub", neigh = 10, simFunct = "Pearson", coRatedThreshold = 2)
  
rec <- recommendHPR(r, train,topN = 3)

#test set as a data.frame 
e <- evalRec(rec, train, test, positiveThreshold = 3)
  

At the moment this branch works only with the UB.
I am updating the code to work on the algorithms, if you have a preference on a specific algorithm, just comment here so I update it first.

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evenbily avatar evenbily commented on July 24, 2024

It's very inspiring . And so grateful for your work .
It explains the matter.

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