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DGL Implementation of the TAHIN

This DGL example implements the TAHIN module proposed in the paper HCDIR. Since the code and dataset have not been published yet, we implement its main idea and experiment on two other datasets.

Example implementor

This example was implemented by KounianhuaDu during her software development intern time at the AWS Shanghai AI Lab.

Dependencies

  • pytorch 1.7.1
  • dgl 0.6.0
  • sklearn 0.22.1

Datasets

The datasets used can be downloaded from here. For the experiments, all the positive edges are fetched and the same number of negative edges are randomly sampled. The edges are then shuffled and splitted into train/validate/test at a ratio of 6:2:2. The positive edges that appear in the validation and test sets are then removed from the original graph.

The original graph statistics:

Movielens

(Source : https://grouplens.org/datasets/movielens/)

Entity #Entity
User 943
Age 8
Occupation 21
Movie 1,682
Genre 18
Relation #Relation
User - Movie 100,000
User - User (KNN) 47,150
User - Age 943
User - Occupation 943
Movie - Movie (KNN) 82,798
Movie - Genre 2,861

Amazon

(Source : http://jmcauley.ucsd.edu/data/amazon/)

Entity #Entity
User 6,170
Item 2,753
View 3,857
Category 22
Brand 334
Relation #Relation
User - Item 195,791
Item - View 5,694
Item - Category 5,508
Item - Brand 2,753

How to run

python main.py --dataset amazon --gpu 0
python main.py --dataset movielens --gpu 0

Performance

Results

Dataset Movielens Amazon
Metric HAN / TAHIN HAN / TAHIN
AUC 0.9297 / 0.9392 0.8470 / 0.8442
ACC 0.8627 / 0.8683 0.7672 / 0.7619
F1 0.8631 / 0.8707 0.7628 / 0.7499
Logloss 0.3689 / 0.3266 0.5311 / 0.5150