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MLRec — Workshop on Machine Learning and Data Mining for Recommender Systems
Academic Machine Learning & Data

A recurring scholarly workshop bringing together machine-learning and data-mining researchers advancing recommender systems — calls for papers, topics of interest, programs, and proceedings from each edition.

A dedicated resource for ML/DM researchers, PhD students, and industry data scientists who submit papers, serve on program committees, and attend the MLRec workshop co-located with the SIAM International Conference on Data Mining (SDM).

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