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| Title: | AppReco: 基於行為識別的行動應用服務推薦系統
AppReco: Behavior-aware Recommendation for iOS Mobile Applications |
| Authors: | 方子睿
Fang, Zih Ruei |
| Contributors: | 郁方
Yu, Fang
方子睿
Fang, Zih Ruei |
| Keywords: | 推薦系統
手機應用程式
主題模型
Recommender System
Mobile Application
Topic Model |
| Date: | 2016 |
| Issue Date: | 2016-08-02 16:01:36 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 在現在的社會裡，手機應用程式已經被人們接受與廣泛地利用，然而目前市面上的手機 App 推薦系統，多以使用者實際使用與回報作為參考，若有惡意行為軟體，在使用者介面後竊取使用者資料，這些推薦系統是難以查知其行為的，因此我們提出了 AppReco，一套可以系統化的推薦 iOS App 的推薦系統，而且不需要使用者去實際操作、執行 App。
整個分析流程包括三個步驟：(1) 透過無監督式學習法的隱含狄利克雷分布(Latent Dirichlet Allocation, LDA)做出主題模型，再使用增長層級式自我組織映射圖(Growing Hierarchical Self-Organizing Map, GHSOM)進行分群。(2)使用靜態分析程式碼，去找出其應用程式所執行的行為。(3)透過我們的評分公式對於這些 App，進行評分。
在分群 App 方面，AppReco 使用這些應用程式的官方敘述來進行分群，讓擁有類似屬性的手機應用程式群聚在一起；在檢視 App 方面，AppReco 透過靜態分析這些 App 的程式碼，來計算其使用行為的多寡；在推薦 App 方面，AppReco 分析類似屬性的 App 與其執行的行為，最後推薦使用者使用較少敏感行為(如使用廣告、使用個人資料、使用社群軟體開發包等)的 App。
而本研究使用在 Apple App Store 上面數千個在各個類別中的前兩百名 App 做為我們的實驗資料集來進行實驗。
Mobile applications have been widely used in life and become dominant software applications nowadays. However there are lack of systematic recommendation systems that can be leveraged in advance without users’ evaluations. We present AppReco, a systematic recommendation system of iOS mobile applications that can evaluate mobile applications without executions.
AppReco evaluates apps that have similar interests with static binary analysis, revealing their behaviors according to the embedded functions in the executable. The analysis consists of three stages: (1) unsupervised learning on app descriptions with Latent Dirichlet Allocation for topic discovery and Growing Hierarchical Self-organizing Maps for hierarchical clustering, (2) static binary analysis on executables to discover embedded system calls and (3) ranking common-topic applications from their matched behavior patterns.
To find apps that have similar interests, AppReco discovers (unsupervised) topics in official descriptions and clusters apps that have common topics as similar-interest apps. To evaluate apps, AppReco adopts static binary analysis on their executables to count invoked system calls and reveal embedded functions. To recommend apps, AppReco analyzes similar-interest apps with their behaviors of executables, and recommend apps that have less sensitive behaviors such as commercial advertisements, privacy information access, and internet connections, to users.
We report our analysis against thousands of iOS apps in the Apple app store including most of the listed top 200 applications in each category. |
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| Description: | 碩士
國立政治大學
資訊管理學系
103356005 |
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| Data Type: | thesis |
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