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manage.py command for populating recommended products

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Write a manage.py command that populates the product recommendation models based on the data within order history. Just follow the rules for “customers who bought x, bought y”

Create a service that takes in a basket, and returns the a set of recommended products

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Created 12 years ago
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john-partoncommented, Feb 25, 2016

For anyone reading this, I ended up using elastic’s “more like this” functionality to dynamically generate recommended products. The overall fidelity of recommendations might be less than manually specified products, but the dramatic reduction in data entry burden was considered a reasonable trade off for my application.

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sasha0commented, May 8, 2017

I believe within just simple lookup in the order history we can’t get relevant products, because customers often buy unrelated products in the same order.

To get list of similar products, we’ll have to design quite more complex algorithm, which is potential topic for the new issue we’d create once we get to implement this.

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