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Li CHEN, Prof
Professor
,
Department of Computer Science
Associate Head (Research)
,
Department of Computer Science
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5842-838X
Email
lichen
hkbu.edu
hk
2005
2026
Research activity per year
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Projects / Grants
(8)
Research Output
(172)
Prizes / Awards
(9)
Activities
(5)
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(6)
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(10)
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Recommender Systems
53%
User Preference
14%
Conversational Recommender Systems
13%
Collaborative Filtering
13%
User Study
12%
Electronic Commerce
11%
Recommender
10%
Recommender Interfaces
10%
Preference-based
8%
Buyers
8%
Large Language Models
8%
Chatbot
8%
Product Reviews
8%
User Decision
7%
User Perception
7%
Recommendation System
7%
User Evaluation
7%
User-item
7%
Recommendation Accuracy
7%
Organizational Interface
7%
User Satisfaction
6%
User Reviews
6%
Explainable Recommendation
6%
Friendship
6%
Explanation Interface
6%
User Behavior
5%
Human Decision Making
5%
Serendipity
5%
Recommendation Algorithm
5%
Negative Sampling
5%
Product Recommender
5%
User Intention
5%
User Interaction
5%
Social Relationships
5%
Contextual Information
5%
Opinion Mining
5%
Computer Science
Recommender System
100%
Collaborative Filtering
27%
User Preference
25%
Decision Making
18%
Experimental Result
14%
Recommendation Accuracy
11%
User Behavior
10%
Decision Process
10%
User Experience
9%
User Satisfaction
8%
Chatbot
8%
User Interaction
7%
Sentiment Analysis
6%
Large Language Model
6%
Sparsity
6%
Product Domain
6%
Recommendation Algorithm
6%
Digital Camera
5%
Contextual Information
5%
Matrix Factorization
5%
Regularization
5%
User Perspective
5%
Decision-Making
5%
