Association Rule Based Recommendation System Using Mapreduce
Keywords:
Recommendation system, Apriori, Frequent itemsets, Association rule.Abstract
Recommender systems are integral part of any ecommerce store in order to withstand and compete with other growing businesses. There are various recommendation techniques which are used to appropriately recommend a product to the active user. The recommendation system has to analyze large amount of data to provide better recommendation and such important issue can be addressed using Hadoop ecosystem. In this paper, a recommendation system for product based on Hadoop framework is proposed. The proposed system recommend products to the user depending on the products present in the user cart. First, it uses framework to import the product transactions. Furthermore, the Apriori for finding frequent itemsets and Association rules are implemented in Hadoop and processing the data using MapReduce.
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