A Multi-Agent Open Architecture for a TV Recommender System: A Case Study Using a Bayesian Strategy

Authors:
Yolanda Blanco-Fernandez;Jose J. Pazos-Arias;Alberto Gil-Solla;Manuel Ramos-Cabrer;Belen Barragans-Martinez;Martin Lopez-Nores
Affiliations:
University of Vigo;University of Vigo;University of Vigo;University of Vigo;University of Vigo;University of Vigo
Venue:
ISMSE '04 Proceedings of the IEEE Sixth International Symposium on Multimedia Software Engineering
Year:
2004

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Abstract

In this paper we present a recommender system of personalized TV contents, called AVATAR1, for which we propose a modular multi-agent architecture, that combines different knowledge inference strategies (such as Bayesian techniques, profiles matching and semantic reasoning). We focus on the description of one of these strategies, the naive Bayesian classifiers, explaining an example in the context of personalized digital television. In order to represent the knowledge in the television domain, we have developed a TV contents ontology, to infer new data from the known information. Besides, the TV-Anytime specification has been used referred to the description of contents and the management of user preferences and their activity logs. The proposed recommender system has been conceived as an application conforming to Multimedia Home Platform (MHP) standard, to be distributed over the broadcast transport stream that will be tuned by the user receiver.