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NewsRecLib: A PyTorch-Lightning Library for Neural News Recommendation

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arxiv 2310.01146 v1 pith:IT5W7NXU submitted 2023-10-02 cs.IR

NewsRecLib: A PyTorch-Lightning Library for Neural News Recommendation

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NewsRecLib is an open-source library based on Pytorch-Lightning and Hydra developed for training and evaluating neural news recommendation models. The foremost goals of NewsRecLib are to promote reproducible research and rigorous experimental evaluation by (i) providing a unified and highly configurable framework for exhaustive experimental studies and (ii) enabling a thorough analysis of the performance contribution of different model architecture components and training regimes. NewsRecLib is highly modular, allows specifying experiments in a single configuration file, and includes extensive logging facilities. Moreover, NewsRecLib provides out-of-the-box implementations of several prominent neural models, training methods, standard evaluation benchmarks, and evaluation metrics for news recommendation.

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