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Biased graph sampling for better related-product recommendation

230%. That's how much Amazon improved AI recommendations by tweaking one graph sampling technique.

Reporting by Amazon Science 1 min brief
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Amazon's research shows that biased graph sampling can dramatically improve AI recommendation systems, offering a concrete path for companies to enhance their machine learning performance with existing data.

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  1. 230% improvement in graph-neural-network embeddings utility

  2. Biased graph sampling technique

  3. Tailored neighborhood sizes and sampling probability

  4. Related-product recommendation optimization

  5. Amazon Science research

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Publisher excerpt: Tailoring neighborhood sizes and sampling probability to nodes’ degree of connectivity improves the utility of graph-neural-network embeddings by as much as 230%.
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