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  - recommendation
  - generative-recommendation
  - semantic-id
  - diger
  - rq-vae
  - llama-embeddings
pretty_name: DIGER Processed Data and Embeddings

DIGER Processed Data and Embeddings

This dataset repository contains the processed artifacts used by DIGER: Differentiable Semantic IDs for Generative Recommendation.

The files are provided to make reproduction easier, since small differences in preprocessing or embedding generation may lead to different semantic IDs and recommendation results.

Contents

The repository contains processed files for three separate datasets. These datasets are not mixed together; DIGER trains and evaluates them independently.

  • beauty/
  • instruments/
  • yelp/

Each dataset directory contains:

  • *.train.jsonl, *.valid.jsonl, *.test.jsonl: processed interaction splits used by DIGER.
  • *.emb_map.json: mapping between processed item ids and embedding rows.
  • *.emb-llama.npy: LLaMA-based item embeddings used for RQ-VAE checkpoint training and DIGER experiments.
  • *_stats.json when available: summary statistics for the processed split.

LLaMA Embeddings

The LLaMA embeddings follow the generation procedure described in:

https://github.com/honghuibao2000/letter

We include the processed embeddings here so that downstream users can reproduce the released DIGER artifacts without depending on small preprocessing or embedding-generation differences. Each dataset uses its own embedding matrix and is trained independently.

Models

The corresponding released RQ-VAE checkpoints are trained separately for each dataset and are available at:

Source Dataset Note

The underlying recommendation datasets are public datasets from their original sources. This repository hosts the processed DIGER artifacts and embeddings for reproducibility; it is not intended to replace or relicense the original datasets.

Please consult the original dataset sources and their terms before using these files.

Loading

The split files can be read as JSON Lines. For example:

import json
import numpy as np

with open("beauty/beauty.train.jsonl") as f:
    first = json.loads(next(f))

emb = np.load("beauty/Beauty.emb-llama.npy")

You can download files with huggingface_hub:

from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download

path = hf_hub_download(
    repo_id="junchenfu/diger-processed-data",
    repo_type="dataset",
    filename="beauty/Beauty.emb-llama.npy",
)

Citation

If you use these processed artifacts, please cite the DIGER paper and the original dataset sources.