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Sparse Matrix Svd In Python

Does anyone know how to perform svd operation on a sparse matrix in python? It seems that there is no such functionality provided in scipy.sparse.linalg.

Solution 1:

Sounds like sparsesvd is what you're looking for! SVDLIBC efficiently wrapped in Python (no extra data copies made in RAM).

Simply run "easy_install sparsesvd" to install.

Solution 2:

You can use the Divisi library to accomplish this; from the home page:

  • It is a library written in Python, using a C library (SVDLIBC) to perform the sparse SVD operation using the Lanczos algorithm. Other mathematical computations are performed by NumPy.

Solution 3:

Solution 4:

A simple example using python-recsys library:

from recsys.algorithm.factorize import SVD

svd = SVD()
svd.load_data(dataset)
svd.compute(k=100, mean_center=True)

ITEMID1 = 1  # Toy Story
svd.similar(ITEMID1)
# Returns:# [(1,    1.0),                 # Toy Story#  (3114, 0.87060391051018071), # Toy Story 2#  (2355, 0.67706936677315799), # A bug's life#  (588,  0.5807351496754426),  # Aladdin#  (595,  0.46031829709743477), # Beauty and the Beast#  (1907, 0.44589398718134365), # Mulan#  (364,  0.42908159895574161), # The Lion King#  (2081, 0.42566581277820803), # The Little Mermaid#  (3396, 0.42474056361935913), # The Muppet Movie#  (2761, 0.40439361857585354)] # The Iron Giant

ITEMID2 = 2355 # A bug's life
svd.similarity(ITEMID1, ITEMID2)
# 0.67706936677315799

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