CFMM model framework.

<div><p>Recommendation systems play a significant role in information presentation and research. In particular, goods recommendations for consumers should match consumer psychology, speed up product search, and improve the efficiency of product transactions. Online platforms provide prod...

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Main Author: Chong Zhang (418677) (author)
Other Authors: ZhiCai Zhang (21647998) (author)
Published: 2025
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ZhiCai Zhang (21647998)
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ZhiCai Zhang (21647998)
dc.date.none.fl_str_mv 2025-07-02T17:57:53Z
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Biotechnology
Science Policy
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
world datasets along
multiple ablation studies
match consumer psychology
experimental results show
interactive modeling effect
fusion loss function
existing multimedia algorithms
deeply integrating product
achieve deep fusion
existing algorithms
interactive information
fusion module
feature fusion
user information
three real
significant role
recommender systems
product transactions
product search
multimodal information
method realizes
method adds
maximum improvement
integration method
information presentation
information must
include product
goods recommendations
extensive experiments
different modules
different modalities
deeper integration
activated multi
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description <div><p>Recommendation systems play a significant role in information presentation and research. In particular, goods recommendations for consumers should match consumer psychology, speed up product search, and improve the efficiency of product transactions. Online platforms provide product information and interactive information between customers and products. However, the interactive modeling effect of the existing multimedia algorithms on this information must be improved, for instance, by deeply integrating product and interactive information. Accordingly, we propose a cross-fusion-activated multi-modal (CFMM) integration method for recommender systems to achieve deep fusion of product and user information. This method adds a cross-fusion module to fuse the features of different modalities through deep-feature fusion. A fusion loss function is further proposed to improve the recommendation performance of the network. Extensive experiments were conducted on three real-world datasets along with multiple ablation studies to illustrate the effects of the different modules. The experimental results show that the proposed method exhibits better recommendation performance, providing a maximum improvement of 3.8% in the recommendation performance metrics Recall@20, NDCG@20, and Precision@20 in comparisons with existing algorithms. This method realizes a deeper integration of multimodal information; however, the performance can be further improved by extending the multimodal information interaction algorithm to include product and user information.</p></div>
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spelling CFMM model framework.Chong Zhang (418677)ZhiCai Zhang (21647998)BiotechnologyScience PolicyBiological Sciences not elsewhere classifiedInformation Systems not elsewhere classifiedworld datasets alongmultiple ablation studiesmatch consumer psychologyexperimental results showinteractive modeling effectfusion loss functionexisting multimedia algorithmsdeeply integrating productachieve deep fusionexisting algorithmsinteractive informationfusion modulefeature fusionuser informationthree realsignificant rolerecommender systemsproduct transactionsproduct searchmultimodal informationmethod realizesmethod addsmaximum improvementintegration methodinformation presentationinformation mustinclude productgoods recommendationsextensive experimentsdifferent modulesdifferent modalitiesdeeper integrationactivated multi<div><p>Recommendation systems play a significant role in information presentation and research. In particular, goods recommendations for consumers should match consumer psychology, speed up product search, and improve the efficiency of product transactions. Online platforms provide product information and interactive information between customers and products. However, the interactive modeling effect of the existing multimedia algorithms on this information must be improved, for instance, by deeply integrating product and interactive information. Accordingly, we propose a cross-fusion-activated multi-modal (CFMM) integration method for recommender systems to achieve deep fusion of product and user information. This method adds a cross-fusion module to fuse the features of different modalities through deep-feature fusion. A fusion loss function is further proposed to improve the recommendation performance of the network. Extensive experiments were conducted on three real-world datasets along with multiple ablation studies to illustrate the effects of the different modules. The experimental results show that the proposed method exhibits better recommendation performance, providing a maximum improvement of 3.8% in the recommendation performance metrics Recall@20, NDCG@20, and Precision@20 in comparisons with existing algorithms. This method realizes a deeper integration of multimodal information; however, the performance can be further improved by extending the multimodal information interaction algorithm to include product and user information.</p></div>2025-07-02T17:57:53ZImageFigureinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionimage10.1371/journal.pone.0327663.g001https://figshare.com/articles/figure/CFMM_model_framework_/29463847CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/294638472025-07-02T17:57:53Z
spellingShingle CFMM model framework.
Chong Zhang (418677)
Biotechnology
Science Policy
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
world datasets along
multiple ablation studies
match consumer psychology
experimental results show
interactive modeling effect
fusion loss function
existing multimedia algorithms
deeply integrating product
achieve deep fusion
existing algorithms
interactive information
fusion module
feature fusion
user information
three real
significant role
recommender systems
product transactions
product search
multimodal information
method realizes
method adds
maximum improvement
integration method
information presentation
information must
include product
goods recommendations
extensive experiments
different modules
different modalities
deeper integration
activated multi
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title CFMM model framework.
title_full CFMM model framework.
title_fullStr CFMM model framework.
title_full_unstemmed CFMM model framework.
title_short CFMM model framework.
title_sort CFMM model framework.
topic Biotechnology
Science Policy
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
world datasets along
multiple ablation studies
match consumer psychology
experimental results show
interactive modeling effect
fusion loss function
existing multimedia algorithms
deeply integrating product
achieve deep fusion
existing algorithms
interactive information
fusion module
feature fusion
user information
three real
significant role
recommender systems
product transactions
product search
multimodal information
method realizes
method adds
maximum improvement
integration method
information presentation
information must
include product
goods recommendations
extensive experiments
different modules
different modalities
deeper integration
activated multi