The paper proposes a dataset- and task-independent recommender framework (DTIRS) with a schema language (DsDL) and an automation-level roadmap, but provides no implementation or experiments.
RBoard: A Unified Platform for Reproducible and Reusable Recommender System Benchmarks
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Recommender systems research lacks standardized benchmarks for reproducibility and algorithm comparisons. We introduce RBoard, a novel framework addressing these challenges by providing a comprehensive platform for benchmarking diverse recommendation tasks, including CTR prediction, Top-N recommendation, and others. RBoard's primary objective is to enable fully reproducible and reusable experiments across these scenarios. The framework evaluates algorithms across multiple datasets within each task, aggregating results for a holistic performance assessment. It implements standardized evaluation protocols, ensuring consistency and comparability. To facilitate reproducibility, all user-provided code can be easily downloaded and executed, allowing researchers to reliably replicate studies and build upon previous work. By offering a unified platform for rigorous, reproducible evaluation across various recommendation scenarios, RBoard aims to accelerate progress in the field and establish a new standard for recommender systems benchmarking in both academia and industry. The platform is available at https://rboard.org and the demo video can be found at https://bit.ly/rboard-demo.
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Universal Reusability in Recommender Systems: The Case for Dataset- and Task-Independent Frameworks
The paper proposes a dataset- and task-independent recommender framework (DTIRS) with a schema language (DsDL) and an automation-level roadmap, but provides no implementation or experiments.