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chapter_recommender_system/Index.md

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```toc
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:maxdepth: 2
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Overview
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System_Components
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Recommendation_Pipeline
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Model_Update
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Supporting_Real-time_Machine_Learning
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Chapter_Summary
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Further_Reading
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# Recommender System
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Recommender systems serve as intelligent agents, offering suggestions
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for items most relevant to a specific user. To do so, they scrutinize
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data items such as user characteristics, item features, and the
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interactions between the two. Over the past few years, powerhouse
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companies like Google, Facebook, and Alibaba have harnessed deep
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learning technologies to enhance the capabilities of recommender models.
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By deploying deep learning methodologies, these systems are endowed with
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the capability to effectively learn from data through gradient-based
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methods. Moreover, these systems are able to exploit large neural
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networks, including transformers and emerging large language models.
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This, in turn, bolsters the system's proficiency in dissecting complex,
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multi-modal data.
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In this chapter, we will delve into the foundational elements of deep
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learning recommender systems (DLRSs). We will elucidate key operational
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processes within these systems, primarily focusing on the multi-stage
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generation of recommendations and the updating of model parameters.
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Lastly, we will delve into a real-world recommender system, shedding
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light on strategic approaches used to tackle practical challenges.
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This chapter has the following learning objectives:
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1. Understand the architecture of a recommender system and its
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essential components.
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2. Understand multi-stage recommendation and model update in a
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recommender system.
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3. Attain insights into the challenges faced by practical recommender
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systems and discover their corresponding solutions.
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```toc
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Overview
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System_Components
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Recommendation_Pipeline
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Model_Update
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Supporting_Real-time_Machine_Learning
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Chapter_Summary
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Further_Reading
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chapter_reinforcement_learning/Index.md

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Overview
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Introduction_to_Reinforcement_Learning
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Single-Node_Reinforcement_Learning_System
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Distributed_Reinforcement_Learning_System
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Multi-agent_Reinforcement_Learning
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Multi-agent_Reinforcement_Learning_System
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# Reinforcement Learning System
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Reinforcement learning (RL) has emerged as a subfield of machine
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learning that focuses on how autonomous agents can learn to make optimal
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decisions through interactions with their environments. By designating
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rewards or penalties for each action taken, RL provides a framework for
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training intelligent systems to maximize cumulative reward over time.
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Overview
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Introduction_to_Reinforcement_Learning
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Single-Node_Reinforcement_Learning_System
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Distributed_Reinforcement_Learning_System
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Multi-agent_Reinforcement_Learning
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Multi-agent_Reinforcement_Learning_System
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chapter_robot/Index.md

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Overview_of_Robotic_Systems
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Case_Study
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Modern_Robot_Learning
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Chapter_Summary
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chapter_robot/index.md

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# Robotic System
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This chapter introduces robotics --- a major direction of machine
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learning --- and robotic systems. The key aspects explored in this
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chapter are as follows:
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- Basic knowledge of robotic systems
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- Robotic perception system, planning system, and control system
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- General Robot Operating System (ROS)
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Overview_of_Robotic_Systems
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Robot_Operating_System
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Case_Study
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Modern_Robot_Learning
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Chapter_Summary
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