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[Question] Can I use a List of sequence indices as an Input? #133
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I will have a look to the Kaggle example and write back, but as long as you can replicate the output of the |
Yes, you can think of this as a list of tokens. It is usually something as a history of purchases, or as in Kaggle example, a list of already watched movies. The order might matter or might not. In my case it does (items are ordered by decreasing of frequency of interaction). |
@Ishitori sorry I did not have time today, I think it will have to wait until Fday. But if order matters, then a "standard" |
Oh, sorry for the delayed reply. I would prefer Transformer (attention-based) model, and it doesn't need to work with text (I don't have text features). Thank you! |
Hey everyone! This is an interesting feature for recommender systems. |
Ill comment on this asap, travelling at the moment 🙂 |
Any progress on this topic? Faced similar issue |
I have holidays approaching soon and I will address some of the open issues, including this :) thanks! |
#133. Also Added a simple/basic transformer model for the text component before integrating with HF. Also added the option of specify the dimension of the feed forward network
hi @Ishitori @AresDan and @ncsilvaa I will soon open a PR form the I still have to add some unit tests and I will also include a notebook with more explanations here and there. But in the meantime you can have a look to that code which I hope answers the questions here. Any other question, please, let me know :) |
PR #183 addresses this issue |
I have a feature column which is an array containing list of items a user has interacted with. I found a Kaggle example with a similar situation where the author of the notebook uses this kind of feature: https://www.kaggle.com/code/matanivanov/wide-deep-learning-for-recsys-with-pytorch
Is it possible to do the same thing using Pytorch-widedeep library?
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