Feature-level Deeper Self-Attention Network for Sequential Recommendation

Feature-level Deeper Self-Attention Network for Sequential Recommendation
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10.24963/ijcai.2019/600
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2019-08
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Tingting Zhang;Pengpeng Zhao;Yanchi Liu;Victor S. Sheng;Jiajie Xu;Deqing Wang;Guanfeng Liu;Xiaofang Zhou
Tingting Zhang;Pengpeng Zhao;Yanchi Liu;Victor S. Sheng;Jiajie Xu;Deqing Wang;Guanfeng Liu;Xiaofang Zhou
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Tingting Zhang;Pengpeng Zhao;Yanchi Liu;Victor S. Sheng;Jiajie Xu;Deqing Wang;Guanfeng Liu;Xiaofang Zhou

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