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Diffusion Recommender Model

This is the pytorch implementation of our paper at SIGIR 2023:

Diffusion Recommender Model

Wenjie Wang, Yiyan Xu, Fuli Feng, Xinyu Lin, Xiangnan He, Tat-Seng Chua

Environment

Anaconda 3
python 3.8.10
pytorch 1.12.0
numpy 1.22.3

Usage

Data

The experimental data are in './datasets' folder, including Amazon-Book, Yelp and MovieLens-1M. Note that the item embedding files of Amazon-book for clean setting and noisy setting are not here due to filesize limits, which are available at here. Those item embeddings used in L-DiffRec are derived from a pre-trained LightGCN specific to each dataset.

Note that the results on ML-1M differ from those reported in CODIGEM, owing to different data processing procedures. CODIGEM did not sort and split the training/testing sets according to timestamps; however, temporal splitting aligns better with the real-world testing.

Training

To reproduce the results and perform fine-tuning of the hyperparameters, please refer to the model name specified in the inference.py file. Ensure that the hyperparameter 'noise_min' is set to a value lower than 'noise_max'.

DiffRec

cd ./DiffRec
python main.py --cuda --dataset=$1 --data_path=../datasets/$1/ --lr=$2 --weight_decay=$3 --batch_size=$4 --dims=$5 --emb_size=$6 --mean_type=$7 --steps=$8 --noise_scale=$9 --noise_min=${10} --noise_max=${11} --sampling_steps=${12} --reweight=${13} --log_name=${14} --round=${15} --gpu=${16}

or use run.sh

cd ./DiffRec
sh run.sh dataset lr weight_decay batch_size dims emb_size mean_type steps noise_scale noise_min noise_max sampling_steps reweight log_name round gpu_id

L-DiffRec

cd ./L-DiffRec
python main.py --cuda --dataset=$1 --data_path=../datasets/$1/ --emb_path=../datasets/ --lr1=$2 --lr2=$3 --wd1=$4 --wd2=$5 --batch_size=$6 --n_cate=$7 --in_dims=$8 --out_dims=$9 --lamda=${10} --mlp_dims=${11} --emb_size=${12} --mean_type=${13} --steps=${14} --noise_scale=${15} --noise_min=${16} --noise_max=${17} --sampling_steps=${18} --reweight=${19} --log_name=${20} --round=${21} --gpu=${22}

or use run.sh

cd ./L-DiffRec
sh run.sh dataset lr1 lr2 wd1 wd2 batch_size n_cate in_dims out_dims lamda mlp_dims emb_size mean_type steps noise_scale noise_min noise_max sampling_steps reweight log_name round gpu_id

T-DiffRec

cd ./T-DiffRec
python main.py --cuda --dataset=$1 --data_path=../datasets/$1/ --lr=$2 --weight_decay=$3 --batch_size=$4 --dims=$5 --emb_size=$6 --mean_type=$7 --steps=$8 --noise_scale=$9 --noise_min=${10} --noise_max=${11} --sampling_steps=${12} --reweight=${13} --w_min=${14} --w_max=${15} --log_name=${16} --round=${17} --gpu=${18}

or use run.sh

cd ./T-DiffRec
sh run.sh dataset lr weight_decay batch_size dims emb_size mean_type steps noise_scale noise_min noise_max sampling_steps reweight w_min w_max log_name round gpu_id

LT-DiffRec

cd ./L-DiffRec
python main.py --cuda --dataset=$1 --data_path=../datasets/$1/ --emb_path=../datasets/ --lr1=$2 --lr2=$3 --wd1=$4 --wd2=$5 --batch_size=$6 --n_cate=$7 --in_dims=$8 --out_dims=$9 --lamda=${10} --mlp_dims=${11} --emb_size=${12} --mean_type=${13} --steps=${14} --noise_scale=${15} --noise_min=${16} --noise_max=${17} --sampling_steps=${18} --reweight=${19} --w_min=${20} --w_max=${21} --log_name=${22} --round=${23} --gpu=${24}

or use run.sh

cd ./L-DiffRec
sh run.sh dataset lr1 lr2 wd1 wd2 batch_size n_cate in_dims out_dims lamda mlp_dims emb_size mean_type steps noise_scale noise_min noise_max sampling_steps reweight w_min w_max log_name round gpu_id

Inference

Download the checkpoints released by us from here.
Put the 'checkpoints' folder into the current folder.
Run inference.py

python inference.py --dataset=$1 --gpu=$2

Examples

Train DiffRec on Amazon-book under clean setting

cd ./DiffRec
sh run.sh amazon-book_clean 5e-5 0 400 [1000] 10 x0 5 0.0001 0.0005 0.005 0 1 log 1 0

Inference L-DiffRec on Yelp under noisy setting

cd ./L-DiffRec
python inference.py --dataset=yelp_noisy --gpu=0

Citation

If you use our code, please kindly cite:

@inproceedings{wang2023diffrec,
title = {Diffusion Recommender Model},
author = {Wang, Wenjie and Xu, Yiyan and Feng, Fuli and Lin, Xinyu and He, Xiangnan and Chua, Tat-Seng},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the 46th International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval},
pages = {832–841},
publisher = {ACM},
year = {2023}
}