| Summary: | Recommender systems (RS) currently play a crucial role in information filtering and retrieval, and have been ubiquitously applied in many domains, although suffering from such data sparsity and cold start problems. There are plenty of studies that try to make efforts to improve the performance of RS through different aspects, such as traditional matrix factorization technique and deep learning methods in recent years, however, it's still a challenging issue under research. In this paper, motivated by this, a two-stage deep learning-based model for top-N recommendation with interests exploring (DLMR) is proposed: 1) DLMR explores latent interests for each user, captures factors from reviews and contextual information via convolutional neural network, and performs convolutional matrix factorization to generate the candidates list; 2) In order to enhance the recommendation performance, DLMR further conducts candidates ranking through a three-layer denoising autoencoder, with taking account of heterogeneous side information. The DLMR provides a flexible scheme to leverage the available resources for recommendation, which is able to explore user's latent interests, capture the intricate interactions between users and items, and provide accurate and personalized recommendations. Experimental analysis over real world data sets demonstrates that DLMR could provide high performance top-N recommendation in sparse settings and outperform state-of-the-art recommender approaches significantly.
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