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MAGE datasets

Prepared Baby, Sports, Clothing, and Electronics datasets for Can Complementary Signals Bridge Similarity Islands? Manifold-Augmented Graph Embedding for Multimodal Recommendation.

The release contains fixed interaction splits, item and user ID mappings, visual and text feature matrices, an expanded text-feature catalog, and offline relation graphs. It provides numeric features rather than raw images or review text. These prepared Amazon-category benchmarks build on the data used by GUME and MMRec.

Contents

archive/MAGE_datasets_2026-10-08.zip is an unchanged mirror of the prepared dataset archive previously distributed through Google Drive. Extract it with a ZIP64-compatible utility to obtain:

MAGE_datasets/
  baby/
  sports/
  clothing/
  elec/
  README.txt
  SHA256SUMS.txt

Electronics uses elec as its directory and dataset name in the code.

Dataset Recommendation items Expanded text rows Stage-1 --seed-max
Baby 7,050 71,317 7,049
Sports 18,357 77,832 18,356
Clothing 23,033 84,695 23,032
Electronics 63,001 498,196 63,000

Each dataset directory includes:

File Contents
<dataset>.inter Original interaction table and split labels
<dataset>_hard_eval.inter Same training/validation rows, with a restricted hard test subset
i_id_mapping.csv, u_id_mapping.csv Original catalog/user identifiers and zero-based model IDs
image_feat.npy Aligned visual features, (items, 4096), float64
text_feat.npy Augmented text features, (items, 512), float32
text_feat_raw.npy Unmodified recommendation-item text features
text_feat_full.npy, i_id_mapping_full.csv Expanded text catalog and aligned item mapping
related_by_id.json Relations over the expanded item IDs
p2b_map_filtered.json Complementary edges between recommendation items
offline_manifest.json Preparation settings, shapes and feature hashes

The .inter files and the mapping .csv files are tab-separated. Interaction columns are userID, itemID, rating, timestamp, and x_label. The split labels are 0 = training, 1 = validation, and 2 = test. Keep the supplied IDs, row order and splits unchanged. The user mapping retains the original benchmark's pseudonymous user identifiers.

Explore interaction splits

The Parquet files under data/ expose the original interaction table as four Hugging Face configurations: baby, sports, clothing, and elec. Each retains the five source columns and separates rows according to the existing x_label; no split is resampled. These tables also power the dataset viewer.

from datasets import load_dataset

dataset = load_dataset("Alex6657/MAGE", "baby")
print(dataset["train"][0])
Configuration Users Training rows Validation rows Test rows
baby 19,445 118,551 20,559 21,682
sports 35,598 218,409 37,899 40,029
clothing 39,387 197,338 40,150 41,189
elec 192,403 1,304,382 192,403 192,403

The Parquet configurations contain interactions only. Download the archive for feature matrices, mappings, graphs and the separate hard-test files needed for the full MAGE workflow.

Download the training data

from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download

archive = hf_hub_download(
    repo_id="Alex6657/MAGE",
    repo_type="dataset",
    filename="archive/MAGE_datasets_2026-10-08.zip",
)
print(archive)

The archive is 1,882,496,634 bytes. SHA-256:

8412c252d01efbcadc48101b3d3634191318e554d11219a93119b6253fb0651a

The extracted archive contains SHA256SUMS.txt for its files. From MAGE_datasets/, verify it with sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt where available.

Prepare text features for training

The archived text_feat.npy files use Stage-1 gap retention 0.60. The current Baby, Sports and Clothing configurations in the code repository use 0.20, 0.40 and 0.40, respectively. For those configurations, regenerate text_feat.npy from text_feat_full.npy using the repository's Stage-1 commands before training. Preserve the original files and use a fresh working directory without graph caches.

--seed-max is the inclusive last recommendation item ID. Expanded text rows supply neighbor features and must not be passed directly as the Stage-2 training feature matrix. The first recommendation-item rows of the expanded mapping must match the seed mapping. All text embeddings have 512 columns; visual features have 4096 columns.

Electronics has 480 zero visual-feature rows, representing missing visual signal.

Use and attribution

These files are intended for research on multimodal recommendation. Preserve the original benchmark attribution and applicable third-party terms. This mirror does not grant additional rights to the underlying datasets. The code repository retains its upstream references and notices.

Please cite the MAGE paper when using the prepared features and graphs, together with the relevant original data and method sources.

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