OpenOneRec/Explorer_LLM_Rec_Competition
Explorer_LLM_Rec_Competition This dataset contains user historical behaviors and content metadata, constructed from real user interaction histories. It covers behavior sequences across multiple domains for a single user and supports cross-domain recommendation, semantic-ID retrieval / generation, content understanding, and related tasks. Files File Description OneReason_UserProfile/ Per-user multi-domain behavior records (~500k rows)… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/OpenOneRec/Explorer_LLM_Rec_Competition.
ExplorerLLMRec_Competition
This dataset contains user historical behaviors and content metadata, constructed from real user interaction histories. It covers behavior sequences across multiple domains for a single user and supports cross-domain recommendation, semantic-ID retrieval / generation, content understanding, and related tasks.
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Anonymization & Join Rules
- All
pid/ item id / author id / live id are hashedint64values. - The user table contains no
uid; each row is an anonymous user sample. - Hashed item ids join the three item-metadata tables via
(domain, pid). - Regular videos and ads both come from the video system, distinguished by
domain: - Regular video:
video/video - Ad:
video/ad - Some users' video-watch sequences also contain ads.
Domain Values
OneReason_Pid2Sid
Semantic-ID mapping table. Converts a content ID into a three-segment semantic ID.
Token concatenation example:
video/video: <|video_begin|><s_a_123><s_b_456><s_c_789>
video/ad: <|ad_begin|><s_a_123><s_b_456><s_c_789>
goods: <|prod_begin|><s_a_123><s_b_456><s_c_789>
live: <|living_begin|><s_a_123><s_b_456><s_c_789>OneReason_Pid2Caption
Lookup of a content's text description by hashed PID.
OneReason_Pid2Tag
Level-3 category tag for video, ad, and live content.
OneReason_UserProfile
Each row is an anonymous user-profile sample containing behavior sequences from e-commerce, short-video, live-streaming, and ad domains.
Sequence Alignment Rules
user_history fields are grouped into 4 domains. Each domain has one or more primary sequences (pid / ID sequences), and every primary sequence is paired with a set of aligned feature sequences of identical length. If both a primary sequence and its aligned feature sequences are null, the user has no behavior in that domain.
