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i'm trying to use the bpr algorithm following the example given in the vignette:
bpr
data("mlLatest100k") ML <- defineData(mlLatest100k, minimum = .5, maximum = 5, intScale = TRUE) subML <- ML[rowRatings(ML)>=40, colRatings(ML)>=30] bpr <- rrecsys(subML, "BPR", k = 10, randomInit = FALSE, regU = .0025, regI = .0025, regJ = 0.0025, updateJ = TRUE)
Unfortunately, even if i let this running for an hour, i don't reach a solution, it just keeps on running.
I tried adding a stopping criterion and / or setting randomInit to TRUE with no effect:
setStoppingCriteria(nrLoops = 10)
Am i doing something wrong?
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i'm trying to use the
bpr
algorithm following the example given in the vignette:Unfortunately, even if i let this running for an hour, i don't reach a solution, it just keeps on running.
I tried adding a stopping criterion and / or setting randomInit to TRUE with no effect:
Am i doing something wrong?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: