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Research questionHow can next-app prediction remain accurate when session intent shifts rapidly and user history is sparse?A user's intent can change within a short session, while sparse or absent history removes important personalization signals. Direct app-to-app transitions may consequently miss higher-order dependencies that help identify the next launch.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.MISApp: Multi-Hop Intent-Aware Session Graph Learning for Next App PredictionThe source studies profile-free next-mobile-app prediction on two real-world app-usage datasets under standard and cold-start conditions. Its evidence covers predictive accuracy, practical efficiency, multi-hop structural signals, and hop-level attention interpretability within those datasets.research paper · Sep 2, 2026
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