Within this paper we present our contribution to Task 2 of the ESWC’14 Recommender Systems Challenge. First we describe an unpersonalized baseline approach that uses no linked-data but applies a naive way to compute the overall popularity of the items observed in the training data. Despite being very simple and unpersonalized, we achieve a competitive F1 measure of 0.5583. Then we describe an algorithm that makes use of several features acquired from DBpedia, like author and type, and self-generated features like abstract-based keywords, for item representation and comparison. Item recommendations are generated by a mixture-model of individual classifiers that have been learned per feature on a user neighborhood cluster in combination with a global classifier learned on all training data. While our Linked-Data-based approach achieves an F1 measure of 0.5649, the increase over the popularity baseline remains surprisingly low.
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