The CF–KG hybrid model achieves the highest hit rate among all compared methods, rising from 0.718 to 0.751 across training¶

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q2 i? On offline hit rate, the CF–KG model outperforms all baselines, starting from 0.718 and reaching 0.751 at epoch 40, while MLP-DNN reaches 0.710 and DL 0.721. → Bin Liu 2026

Evidence¶

Bin Liu 2026¶

Bin Liu, Xiaoli Sun, Jia Song. (2026). A hybrid collaborative filtering and knowledge graph-based cross-domain recommendation method for multimodal teaching resources. Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.caeai.2026.100678

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Hit-rate comparison across 40 training epochs on the preprocessed MARS English subset, reported in Fig. 3. The article prints baseline values (HMM 0.642 to 0.673; MLP 0.710; DL 0.721) and states the hybrid "starting from 0.718 and reaching 0.751"; no effect size is reported.

"The CF-KG hybrid model outperforms all others, starting from 0.718 and reaching 0.751, which marks a notable performance advantage across the entire training process."

Discussion¶

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