Supervised Contrastive Learning for Product Matching

Overview

Contrastive Product Matching

This repository contains the code and data download links to reproduce the experiments of the paper "Supervised Contrastive Learning for Product Matching" by Ralph Peeters and Christian Bizer. ArXiv link. A comparison of the results to other systems using different benchmark datasets is found at Papers with Code - Entity Resolution.

  • Requirements

    Anaconda3

    Please keep in mind that the code is not optimized for portable or even non-workstation devices. Some of the scripts may require large amounts of RAM (64GB+) and GPUs. It is advised to use a powerful workstation or server when experimenting with some of the larger files.

    The code has only been used and tested on Linux (CentOS) servers.

  • Building the conda environment

    To build the exact conda environment used for the experiments, navigate to the project root folder where the file contrastive-product-matching.yml is located and run conda env create -f contrastive-product-matching.yml

    Furthermore you need to install the project as a package. To do this, activate the environment with conda activate contrastive-product-matching, navigate to the root folder of the project, and run pip install -e .

  • Downloading the raw data files

    Navigate to the src/data/ folder and run python download_datasets.py to automatically download the files into the correct locations. You can find the data at data/raw/

    If you are only interested in the separate datasets, you can download the WDC LSPC datasets and the deepmatcher splits for the abt-buy and amazon-google datasets on the respective websites.

  • Processing the data

    To prepare the data for the experiments, run the following scripts in that order. Make sure to navigate to the respective folders first.

    1. src/processing/preprocess/preprocess_corpus.py
    2. src/processing/preprocess/preprocess_ts_gs.py
    3. src/processing/preprocess/preprocess_deepmatcher_datasets.py
    4. src/processing/contrastive/prepare_data.py
    5. src/processing/contrastive/prepare_data_deepmatcher.py
  • Running the Contrastive Pre-training and Cross-entropy Fine-tuning

    Navigate to src/contrastive/

    You can find respective scripts for running the experiments of the paper in the subfolders lspc/ abtbuy/ and amazongoogle/. Note that you need to adjust the file path in these scripts for your system (replace your_path with path/to/repo).

    • Contrastive Pre-training

      To run contrastive pre-training for the abtbuy dataset for example use

      bash abtbuy/run_pretraining_clean_roberta.sh BATCH_SIZE LEARNING_RATE TEMPERATURE (AUG)

      You need to specify batch site, learning rate and temperature as arguments here. Optionally you can also apply data augmentation by passing an augmentation method as last argument (use all- for the augmentation used in the paper).

      For the WDC Computers data you need to also supply the size of the training set, e.g.

      bash lspc/run_pretraining_roberta.sh BATCH_SIZE LEARNING_RATE TEMPERATURE TRAIN_SIZE (AUG)

    • Cross-entropy Fine-tuning

      Finally, to use the pre-trained models for fine-tuning, run any of the fine-tuning scripts in the respective folders, e.g.

      bash abtbuy/run_finetune_siamese_frozen_roberta.sh BATCH_SIZE LEARNING_RATE TEMPERATURE (AUG)

      Please note, that BATCH_SIZE refers to the batch size used in pre-training. The fine-tuning batch size is locked to 64 but can be adjusted in the bash scripts if needed.

      Analogously for fine-tuning WDC computers, add the train size:

      bash lspc/run_finetune_siamese_frozen_roberta.sh BATCH_SIZE LEARNING_RATE TEMPERATURE TRAIN_SIZE (AUG)


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