Network representation learning aims to transform the nodes in the network into a low-dimensional vector space while maintaining the inherent properties of the network. Most of the existing methods are aimed at normal networks, ignoring the particularity of attribute bipartite networks and the highly non-linear characteristics of the network. To solve the above problem, this paper proposed a deep attributed bipartite network embedding method incorporating with multilevel structure information. Specifically, the algorithm introduced an extended weight matrix to fuse the explicit and implicit structure of the bipartite network with attribute information. Then, it utilized a deep auto-encoder model to capture the highly non-linear characteristics of the network. To maintain the global network structure, a deep auto-encoder reconstructed the second-order proximity. Meanwhile, the deep auto-encoder used the first-order proximity of the nodes as supervisory information to maintain the local network structure. Finally, the algorithm performed joint optimization to get the final representation vectors of nodes. The model was executed on the four datasets of Yelp, Douban Book, Douban Movie and MovieLens. Compared with the latest benchmark method, the average values of F₁@10, MAP@10, MRR@10 and NDGG@10 of this model have improved by 4.29%、5.63%、6.26%、4.21%.

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