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I tried to import my book list with "Import goodreads" button and inputting https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/68515148-andrew but it said "import failed, see console"
Here is the URL with your books: https://book.sv/#52752877,46049530,18437030,52480873,3260654...
It has a tendency to recommend books in the same series as are input (putting aside that if I like a book in a series I've likely already read the series). It did suggest Murderbot Diaries (not on the input but a series I have read and did like) and an Adrian Tchaikovsky I hadn't read :).
Yeah the hardest problem for recommendation systems is to find non-Star Wars books which are like some specific Star Wars books and unlike some other Star Wars books. I would say it's AGI-complete ;)
ChatGPT does a fairly good job at letting you negate/refine whatever it was you where looking for.
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I'm not an expert by any means but as far as sequential recommendations go, aren't SASRec and its derivatives pretty much the name of the game? I probably should have looked into HSTUs more. Also this / sparse transformers in general: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2212.04120
There's a few alternatives, but SASRec is a good baseline for next-item recommendation. I'd look at BERT4Rec too. HSTU is definitely a strong step forward, but stays in the domain of ID models. HSTU also seems to rely heavily on some extra item information that SASRec does not (timestamps). Other models include Google's TIGER model which uses a VAE to encode more information about items. Similar to how modern text-to…
This is fantastic!!! I've added many results to my want-to-read list, they're very on-point from very few inputs. It would be really cool to import from a user ID, where you can choose some subset of your read list to inspire new suggestions, while excluding all books in your want-to-read and already-read lists. But that's an ongoing scrape to maintain, it's a cat and mouse game you probably don't want to start. I wo…
I unexpectedly liked this. I thought the recommendations were actually useful.
Whatever I put in, it wants me to read Sapiens :_(
This is fantastic!!! I've added many results to my want-to-read list, they're very on-point from very few inputs. It would be really cool to import from a user ID, where you can choose some subset of your read list to inspire new suggestions, while excluding all books in your want-to-read and already-read lists. But that's an ongoing scrape to maintain, it's a cat and mouse game you probably don't want to start. I wo…
You can import the first or last 64 books of your read, to-read, or currently-reading shelves if you press the "Import Goodreads" button and provide your Goodreads ID.