Wide and Deep Learning for Recommender Systems

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Junbin Pan

Introduction

This paper presents a jointly trained wide linear models and deep neural networks architecture - Wide & Deep Learning. This newly designed architecture can achieve both memorization and generalization for recommender systems

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