With the explosive growth of online content and products, recommender systems have become essential for helping users efficiently discover relevant items. While collaborative filtering has been the most widely used technique, relying solely on rating ...
With the explosive growth of online content and products, recommender systems have become essential for helping users efficiently discover relevant items. While collaborative filtering has been the most widely used technique, relying solely on rating data often limits recommendation accuracy. This paper proposes a hybrid movie recommendation system that combines user ratings with sentiment scores extracted from review texts. Content-based filtering (CBF) uses TF-IDF vectors of genres and tags to calculate similarity between user profiles and movies, while item-based collaborative filtering (IBCF) predicts ratings by combining similar items’ scores with sentiment analysis results. Experiments show that the proposed hybrid model achieves superior recommendation performance compared to single models or models without sentiment integration.