Transformations in participation, creative and political practices in the punk scene in Bogotá during the COVID-19 pandemic
Punk & Post Punk,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 17, 2024
This
article
studies
the
effects
of
COVID-19
pandemic
through
its
different
phases
by
looking
at
case
Bogotá’s
punk
scene
and
analysing
activities
collectives
involved
in
organization
music
shows
other
types
gatherings.
We
contribute
to
understanding
those
answering
question
how
has
transformed
creative,
collaborative
political
practices
participants.
consider
four
periods
analysis:
pre-pandemic,
lockdown,
new
normal
post-peak
reactivation.
use
a
mixed
methodology
comprising
interviews
with
members
analysis
secondary
data
obtained
from
social
media
posts
made
these
collectives.
latter
compare
audience
participation
reactions
before,
during
after
lockdown
period
2019,
2020
2021.
A
network
confirms
existence
identifiable
as
central
node
scene.
find
that
remote
were
never
considered
more
than
temporary
imperfect
alternative
economic
perspectives.
Economic
impacts
severe
led
closure
several
Though
discourse
was
not
articulated
such
scene,
thought
action
aligned
protests
Colombia
unified
opposition
market-oriented
government
policies
cultural
field.
slow
return
in-person
took
place
leaving
events
behind,
re-establishing
live
centre
allowing
for
informal
socialization
among
creators,
producers
audiences.
By
three
globally,
we
conclude
did
recover
completely
reach
level
it
had
before
pandemic.
Язык: Английский
A Multimodal Single-Branch Embedding Network for Recommendation in Cold-Start and Missing Modality Scenarios
Опубликована: Окт. 8, 2024
Most
recommender
systems
adopt
collaborative
filtering
(CF)
and
provide
recommendations
based
on
past
collective
interactions.
Therefore,
the
performance
of
CF
algorithms
degrades
when
few
or
no
interactions
are
available,
a
scenario
referred
to
as
cold-start.
To
address
this
issue,
previous
work
relies
models
leveraging
both
data
side
information
users
items.
Similar
multimodal
learning,
these
aim
at
combining
content
representations
in
shared
embedding
space.
In
we
propose
novel
technique
for
recommendation,
relying
Single-Branch
network
Recommendation
(SiBraR).
Leveraging
weight-sharing,
SiBraR
encodes
interaction
well
using
same
single-branch
different
modalities.
This
makes
effective
scenarios
missing
modality,
including
cold
start.
Our
extensive
experiments
large-scale
recommendation
datasets
from
three
domains
(music,
movie,
e-commerce)
providing
(audio,
text,
image,
labels,
interactions)
show
that
significantly
outperforms
state-of-the-art
content-based
RSs
cold-start
scenarios,
is
competitive
warm
scenarios.
We
SiBraR's
accurate
modality
model
able
map
modalities
region
space,
hence
reducing
gap.
Язык: Английский