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While previous chapters discussed deep learning recommender systems from a theoretical and algorithmic perspective, this chapter shifts focus to the engineering platform that supports their implementation. Recommender systems are divided into two key components: data and model. The data aspect involves the engineering of the data pipeline, while the model aspect is split between offline training and online serving. This chapter is structured into three parts: (1) the data pipeline framework and big data platform technologies; (2) popular platforms for offline training of recommendation models like Spark MLlib, TensorFlow, and PyTorch; and (3) online deployment and serving of deep learning recommendation models. Additionally, the chapter covers the trade-offs between engineering execution and theoretical considerations, offering insights into how algorithm engineers can balance these aspects in practice.
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