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Tiktok is an advanced multimedia recommender system that fuses the generative modality-aware collaborative self-augmentation and contrastive cross-modality dependency encoding to achieve superior performance compared to existing state-of-the-art multi-model recommenders.

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TikTokX: Multi-Modal Recommentation Algorithm

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Tiktok is an advanced multimedia recommender system that fuses the generative modality-aware collaborative self-augmentation and contrastive cross-modality dependency encoding to achieve superior performance compared to existing state-of-the-art multi-model recommenders.

Installation

pip install tiktokx


Usage

To start training and inference:

python example.py --dataset {DATASET}

Supported datasets include Amazon-Baby, Amazon-Sports, Tiktok, and Allrecipes.


Datasets

Dataset specifications are tabulated below:

Dataset Modality Embed Dim User Item Interactions Sparsity
Amazon V T 4096 1024 35598 18357 256308 99.961%
Tiktok V A T 128 128 768 9319 6710 59541 99.904%
Allrecipes V T 2048 20 19805 10067 58922 99.970%

Datasets can be accessed from Google Drive. Note: The official website for the Tiktok dataset is no longer available. However, we've processed and made available various versions of the Tiktok dataset. Kindly cite our work if you utilize our preprocessed Tiktok dataset.

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