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The quantum recommender and the BiLSTM baseline were benchmarked on the same dataset and the same objective function; the two models achieved comparable performance on the similarity learning task, but the quantum model requires only 47k parameters while the BiLSTM needs 17.8M parameters, the former being about 1/379 of the latter.
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