@article {6424,
	title = {A Personalized Recommendation for Web API Discovery in Social Web of Things},
	journal = {INTERNATIONAL ARAB JOURNAL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY},
	volume = {18},
	number = {3 A},
	year = {2021},
	pages = {438-445},
	publisher = {ZARKA PRIVATE UNIV COLL COMPUTING \& INFORMATION SOC, PO BOX 132222, ZARQA~{\textellipsis}},
	abstract = {
	With the explosive growth of Web of Things (WoT) and social web, it is becoming hard for device owners and users to find suitable web Application Programming Interface (API) that meet their needs among a large amount of web APIs. Socialaware and collaborative filtering-based recommender systems are widely applied to recommend personalized web APIs to users and to face the problem of information overload. However, most of the current solutions suffer from the dilemma of accuracydiversity where the prediction accuracy gains are typically accompanied by losses in the diversity of the recommended APIs due to the influence of popularity factor on the final score of APIs (e.g., high rated or high-invoked APIs). To address this problem, the purpose of this paper is developing an improved recommendation model called (Personalized Web API Recommendation) PWR, which enables to discover APIs and provide personalized suggestions for users without sacrificing the recommendation accuracy. To validate the performance of our model, seven variant algorithms of different approaches (popularity-based, userbased and item-based) are compared using MovieLens 20M dataset. The experiments show that our model improves the recommendation accuracy by 12\% increase with the highest score among compared methods. Additionally it outperforms the compared models in diversity over all lengths of recommendation lists. It is envisaged that the proposed model is useful to accurately recommend personalized web API for users.

},
	isbn = {1683-3198},
	url = {https://iajit.org/portal/PDF/Special\%20Issue\%202021,\%20No.\%203A/20682.pdf},
	author = {Meissa, Marwa and Benharzallah, Saber and Kahloul, Laid and Kazar, Okba}
}
