DeepRecNet: A Novel Deep Learning-Based Architecture for Advanced Research Paper Recommendation and Ranking
  • Author(s): D. Dhanalakshmi ; V. Sridevi
  • Paper ID: 1707987
  • Page: 791-797
  • Published Date: 22-04-2025
  • Published In: Iconic Research And Engineering Journals
  • Publisher: IRE Journals
  • e-ISSN: 2456-8880
  • Volume/Issue: Volume 8 Issue 10 April-2025
Abstract

The rapid expansion of academic research has made it increasingly challenging for researchers to efficiently discover the most relevant papers. In response to this issue, we propose DeepRecNet, a cutting-edge deep learning-based architecture designed for research paper recommendation and ranking optimization. DeepRecNet uniquely inte-grates three advanced models: Transformer-based models for deep semantic understanding of paper content, Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) for capturing complex citation relationships, and Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) to model temporal citation dynamics. This combination allows DeepRecNet to not only recommend papers based on their content but also rank them accord-ing to their citation context and evolving impact in the research landscape. Unlike traditional sys-tems that rely solely on content similarity or cita-tion counts, DeepRecNet provides a more holistic and accurate approach to identifying the most pertinent papers. Through its multi-task learning framework, DeepRecNet addresses both recom-mendation and ranking tasks simultaneously, en-suring that the recommended papers are both rel-evant and prioritized based on their academic importance. By considering both semantic em-beddings and citation networks, DeepRecNet out-performs existing models in terms of recommen-dation quality and ranking precision. Extensive experiments demonstrate that this novel architec-ture offers personalized recommendations tai-lored to individual research needs, while also capturing the temporal evolution of research in-terest and citation trends. The results confirm DeepRecNet’s potential to transform how re-searchers engage with academic literature, providing a powerful tool for research discovery and decision-making.

Keywords

DeepRecNet, Research Paper Recommendation, Deep Learning, Transformer Models, Graph Neu-ral Networks, Recurrent Neural Networks, Cita-tion Relationships, Multi-task Learning, Ranking Optimization, Personalized Recommendations

Citations

IRE Journals:
D. Dhanalakshmi , V. Sridevi "DeepRecNet: A Novel Deep Learning-Based Architecture for Advanced Research Paper Recommendation and Ranking" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 8 Issue 10 2025 Page 791-797

IEEE:
D. Dhanalakshmi , V. Sridevi "DeepRecNet: A Novel Deep Learning-Based Architecture for Advanced Research Paper Recommendation and Ranking" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 8(10)