jfkirk/tensorrec

A TensorFlow recommendation algorithm and framework in Python.

TensorRec

A TensorFlow recommendation algorithm and framework in Python.

NOTE: TensorRec is not under active development

TensorRec will not be receiving any more planned updates. Please feel free to open pull requests -- I am happy to review them.

Thank you for your contributions, support, and usage of TensorRec!

-James Kirk, @jfkirk

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What is TensorRec?

TensorRec is a Python recommendation system that allows you to quickly develop recommendation algorithms and customize them using TensorFlow.

TensorRec lets you to customize your recommendation system's representation/embedding functions and loss functions while TensorRec handles the data manipulation, scoring, and ranking to generate recommendations.

A TensorRec system consumes three pieces of data: user_features, item_features, and interactions. It uses this data to learn to make and rank recommendations.

For an overview of TensorRec and its usage, please see the wiki.

For more information, and for an outline of this project, please read this blog post.

For an introduction to building recommender systems, please see these slides.

Example: Basic usage

import numpy as np
import tensorrec

# Build the model with default parameters
model = tensorrec.TensorRec()

# Generate some dummy data
interactions, user_features, item_features = tensorrec.util.generate_dummy_data(
    num_users=100,
    num_items=150,
    interaction_density=.05
)

# Fit the model for 5 epochs
model.fit(interactions, user_features, item_features, epochs=5, verbose=True)

# Predict scores and ranks for all users and all items
predictions = model.predict(user_features=user_features,
                            item_features=item_features)
predicted_ranks = model.predict_rank(user_features=user_features,
                                     item_features=item_features)

# Calculate and print the recall at 10
r_at_k = tensorrec.eval.recall_at_k(predicted_ranks, interactions, k=10)
print(np.mean(r_at_k))

Quick Start

TensorRec can be installed via pip: pip install tensorrec