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The document outlines the development of an AI-based movie recommendation system aimed at enhancing user experience on streaming platforms by providing personalized movie suggestions. It details the project cycle, including problem scoping, data acquisition, exploration, modeling, and evaluation, emphasizing the importance of user interaction data and various evaluation metrics. The conclusion highlights the system's effectiveness in helping users discover movies aligned with their preferences and the need for ongoing assessment before deployment.

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AI Project Cycle Example

The document outlines the development of an AI-based movie recommendation system aimed at enhancing user experience on streaming platforms by providing personalized movie suggestions. It details the project cycle, including problem scoping, data acquisition, exploration, modeling, and evaluation, emphasizing the importance of user interaction data and various evaluation metrics. The conclusion highlights the system's effectiveness in helping users discover movies aligned with their preferences and the need for ongoing assessment before deployment.

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AI Project Cycle Example: Movie Recommendation System

Problem Scoping

The goal is to build an AI-based movie recommendation system that helps users discover movies based
on their preferences and viewing history.

Using the 4Ws Problem Canvas:

1. Who:

o Stakeholders: Movie streaming platform users and the platform itself.

o Beneficiaries: Users will get personalized recommendations, and the platform will see
increased user engagement.

2. What:

o The problem: Users often struggle to find movies they like due to the vast number of
options available.

o Supporting evidence: Reports show users spend up to 20 minutes deciding what to


watch on streaming platforms.

o Characteristics: Need to identify patterns in user behavior and preferences.

3. Where:

o The problem occurs on online movie-streaming platforms, especially in regions with a


large and diverse user base.

o It mostly happens when users have access to multiple genres and options without clear
suggestions.

4. Why:

o Solving this problem will make it easier for users to find movies they like, improving
satisfaction and retention rates for the platform.

Data Acquisition

To develop the recommendation system, we need relevant data:

1. Types of data required:

o User interaction data (movies watched, ratings given, search queries).

o Movie metadata (genres, release year, cast, and director).

o Optional: Demographic data of users (age, region).

2. Data sources:
o Platform databases (user logs).

o Publicly available movie datasets like IMDb or TMDb.

o Surveys to understand user preferences.

3. Methods to gather data:

o API integration with IMDb or TMDb for movie information.

o Log data tracking for user interactions.

o Scraping movie-related websites if allowed.

Data Exploration

Data collected is explored to identify patterns, clean inconsistencies, and gain insights.

1. Cleaning: Remove duplicate records, fill missing values, and ensure consistent formats for all
features.

2. Visualization: Use tools like bar charts and histograms to understand:

o Popular genres among users.

o Correlation between ratings and user demographics.

3. Insights:

o Identify user clusters based on viewing habits (e.g., Action movie lovers, Comedy
enthusiasts).

o Recognize outlier behaviors, such as users with highly specific tastes.

Modeling

The recommendation system is built using collaborative filtering and content-based filtering.

1. Data preprocessing:

o Convert user interactions into a matrix of user IDs vs. movie IDs with ratings.

o Use one-hot encoding for categorical data like genres.

2. Model selection:

o Collaborative filtering (using user-user similarity or matrix factorization).

o Content-based filtering (matching user preferences to movie metadata).

3. Training: Train the models using 80% of the data (training data) to identify patterns.
4. Testing: Use the remaining 20% (testing data) to evaluate the model’s performance.

Evaluation

The model’s performance is assessed using evaluation metrics:

1. Precision:

o Measures the proportion of recommended movies that users actually like.

2. Accuracy:

o Percentage of correct predictions across all recommendations.

3. Recall:

o Measures how well the system identifies all relevant movie recommendations.

4. F1 Score:

o Balances precision and recall for datasets with uneven distribution of genres.

Conclusion

By following the AI project cycle, the movie recommendation system effectively helps users find movies
tailored to their preferences. The evaluation metrics indicate whether the system is reliable and ready
for deployment or needs further refinement.

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