S-Diff defines a forward diffusion process in the graph spectral domain, using Laplacian eigenvalues to schedule per-frequency noise, and a FiLM-conditioned denoiser to recover user preferences.
RecFusion: A Binomial Diffusion Process for 1D Data for Recommendation
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In this paper we propose RecFusion, which comprise a set of diffusion models for recommendation. Unlike image data which contain spatial correlations, a user-item interaction matrix, commonly utilized in recommendation, lacks spatial relationships between users and items. We formulate diffusion on a 1D vector and propose binomial diffusion, which explicitly models binary user-item interactions with a Bernoulli process. We show that RecFusion approaches the performance of complex VAE baselines on the core recommendation setting (top-n recommendation for binary non-sequential feedback) and the most common datasets (MovieLens and Netflix). Our proposed diffusion models that are specialized for 1D and/or binary setups have implications beyond recommendation systems, such as in the medical domain with MRI and CT scans.
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S-Diff: An Anisotropic Diffusion Model for Collaborative Filtering in Spectral Domain
S-Diff defines a forward diffusion process in the graph spectral domain, using Laplacian eigenvalues to schedule per-frequency noise, and a FiLM-conditioned denoiser to recover user preferences.