Codes for our SIGIR 2020 paper BiANE: Bipartite Attributed Network Embedding
Dataset should be processed as following:
user_id.tsv: [user_name, '\t', ,user_id]
, user node id; (user_id should start from 0)
item_id.tsv: [item_name, '\t', ,item_id]
, item node id; (item_id should start from 0)
adjlist_user_id.tsv: [user_name, '\t', ,user id for adjlist]
, user node ids of the adjacency list file; (adjlist_user_id should start from 0, which is exactly the same as user_id.)
adjlist_item_id.tsv: [item_name, '\t', ,item_id for adjlist]
, item node ids of the adjacency list file; (It's suggested that the adjlist_item_id should start from the end of adjlist_user_id. For instance, if adjlist_user_id is from 0 to 100, the adjlist_item_id should start from 101.)
adjlist.txt: [node_itself neighbor_node_0 neighbor_node_1 nerighbor_node_2 neighbor_node_3 ... neighbor_node_k]
, the adjacency list for the graph (training set), each node is represented as its adjlist id;
train.csv: [user_id, item_id]
, the dataset for embedding model training. It only contains true links of the inter-partition relations. We take them as positive cases and randomly sample negative cases during the training process to model the inter-partition proximity;
valid.tsv: [user_id, '\t', item_id, '\t', label]
, the dataset for embedding model validation. It contains both positive cases and negative cases (randomly sampled) for inter-partition links. label
indicates that whether the link relation is positive or not. The ratio of positives to negatives is 1:1;
train.tsv: [user_id, '\t', item_id, '\t', label]
, the dataset for training link prediction model (a logistic regression model). The label
information and positive to negative ratio is the same to valid.tsv
;
test.tsv: [user_id, '\t', tem_id, '\t', label]
, the test set for link prediction. The label
information and positive to negative ratio is the same to valid.tsv
;
user_attr.pkl: user_attr[user_id][:]
, a two-dimension ndarray matrix of user attributes, the row number (starts from 0) represents the respective user id.
item_attr.pkl: item_attr[item_id][:]
, a two-dimension ndarray matrix of item attributes, the row number (starts from 0) represents the respective item id.
emb.txt:
node_number, dimension (skip this line)
<\s>(invalid token), embedding (skip this line)
node_adjlist_id, embedding
......
, a matrix of high-order structure features for nodes. Each node is adjlist id. This file is the output of metapath2vec .
The above described dataset format is only required for the running python scripts in model
. One can change the dataset format as his/her wish if he/she considers to modify the data reading/writing code in model
.
{dataset}_best_model.pkl
, the parameters of the trained AutoEncoders.
nmslib 2.0.1 (please refer to Non-Metric Space Library (NMSLIB) for HNSW installation)
tensorflow 1.10-1.15
- AMiner:
cd model python gen_metapath.py --dataset ami --path_per_node 10 --path_length 81 ./code_metapath2vec/metapath2vec -train ../data/ami/metapath_ami.txt -output ../data/ami/emb_ami -pp 1 -size 128 -window 3 -negative 5 -threads 32 python train.py --dataset ami
- MovieLens
cd model python gen_metapath.py --dataset mvl --path_per_node 10 --path_length 81 ./code_metapath2vec/metapath2vec -train ../data/mvl/metapath_mvl.txt -output ../data/mvl/emb_mvl -pp 1 -size 128 -window 3 -negative 5 -threads 32 python train.py --dataset mvl --lambda_6 10 --lambda_9 10 --attr_dim_0_u 23 --attr_dim_0_v 18 --attr_dim_1 32 --attr_dim_2 64 --struc_dim_1 96 --struc_dim_2 64
- AMiner:
python link_prediction.py --dataset ami
- MovieLens
python link_prediction.py --dataset mvl --attr_dim_0_u 23 --attr_dim_0_v 18 --attr_dim_1 32 --attr_dim_2 64 --struc_dim_1 96 --struc_dim_2 64
If you have any enquiries, please contact [email protected] (Huang Wentao) for the further support.
@inproceedings{DBLP:conf/sigir/HuangL0FY20,
author = {Wentao Huang and
Yuchen Li and
Yuan Fang and
Ju Fan and
Hongxia Yang},
title = {BiANE: Bipartite Attributed Network Embedding},
booktitle = {{SIGIR}},
pages = {149--158},
publisher = {{ACM}},
year = {2020}
}