基于图的推荐系统中增量学习的结构感知经验回放

Kian Ahrabian, Yishi Xu, Yingxue Zhang, Jiapeng Wu, Yuening Wang, M. Coates
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大规模的推荐系统是许多服务的组成部分。随着最近可访问数据的快速增长,对有效训练方法的需求已经出现。考虑到训练最先进的基于图神经网络(GNN)的模型的高计算成本,对于每一组新的交互都从头开始训练它们是不可行的。在这项工作中,我们提出了一个新的框架,用于增量训练基于gnn的模型。我们的框架利用了经验回复技术,该技术建立在为该环境量身定制的结构感知油藏采样方法之上。这个框架解决了灾难性遗忘问题,允许模型在适应新趋势的同时保持对用户长期行为模式的理解。我们的实验表明,当与最先进的基于gnn的模型相结合时,我们的框架在许多数据集上具有优越的性能。
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Structure Aware Experience Replay for Incremental Learning in Graph-based Recommender Systems
Large-scale recommender systems are integral parts of many services. With the recent rapid growth of accessible data, the need for efficient training methods has arisen. Given the high computational cost of training state-of-the-art graph neural network (GNN) based models, it is infeasible to train them from scratch with every new set of interactions. In this work, we present a novel framework for incrementally training GNN-based models. Our framework takes advantage of an experience reply technique built on top of a structurally aware reservoir sampling method tailored for this setting. This framework addresses catastrophic forgetting, allowing the model to preserve its understanding of users' long-term behavioral patterns while adapting to new trends. Our experiments demonstrate the superior performance of our framework on numerous datasets when combined with state-of-the-art GNN-based models.
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