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Add RP3Beta #634
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specific_user_transitions = self.user_transition[user] | ||
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# make all item predictions for specified users | ||
user_all_items = specific_user_transitions @ self.item_transition @ self.user_transition @ self.item_degree_inv.power( |
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It seems that the whole user_all_items matrix can be computed in advance to avoid multiplication in each batch.
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@linzihan-backforward Hello, sorry for the (very) late reply. I intentionally avoided computing the entire user_item matrix to save memory. I included the all-at-once implementation at the top for reference, and explained the former. See
RecBole/recbole/model/general_recommender/rp3beta.py
Lines 28 to 43 in e28e150
# for reference, doing it in one computation | |
# since the resultant matrix is dense, I'll refrain from doing this | |
def calculate_rp3beta(B, beta): | |
user_degree_inv = get_inv_degree_matrix(B) | |
item_degree_inv = get_inv_degree_matrix(B.T) | |
# multiplication on left for row-wise scaling | |
user_transition = user_degree_inv @ B | |
item_transition = item_degree_inv @ B.T | |
P3 = user_transition @ item_transition @ user_transition | |
# multiplication on right for column-wise scaling (i.e., we're reweighting by inverse item popularity to a power) | |
RP3Beta = P3 @ item_degree_inv.power(beta) | |
return RP3Beta |
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It make sense. We will test the algorithm as soon as possible. It will be merged into the future version if everything is OK. Thanks again for your contribution !
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specific_user_transitions = self.user_transition[user] | ||
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item_predictions = specific_user_transitions @ self.item_transition @ self.user_transition @ self.item_degree_inv.power( |
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Same as above.
Random walk method from Updatable, Accurate, Diverse, and Scalable Recommendations for Interactive Applications https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/2955101