Web Social Simulator for WWW'25 AgentSociety Challenge
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WWW'25 AgentSociety Challenge: WebSocietySimulator
🚀 AgentSociety Challenge
Welcome to the WWW'25 AgentSociety Challenge! This repository provides the tools and framework needed to participate in a competition that focuses on building LLM Agents for user behavior simulation and recommendation systems based on open source datasets.
Participants are tasked with developing intelligent agents that interact with a simulated environment and perform specific tasks in two competition tracks:
- User Behavior Simulation Track: Agents simulate user behavior, including generating reviews and ratings.
- Recommendation Track: Agents generate recommendations based on provided contextual data.
This repository includes:
- The core library
websocietysimulatorfor environment simulation. - Scripts for dataset processing and analysis.
- Example usage for creating and evaluating agents.
Directory Structure
1. websocietysimulator/
This is the core library containing all source code required for the competition.
agents/: Contains base agent classes (SimulationAgent,RecommendationAgent) and their abstractions. Participants must extend these classes for their implementations.task/: Defines task structures for each track (SimulationTask,RecommendationTask).llm/: Contains base LLM client classes (DeepseekLLM,OpenAILLM).tools/: Includes utility tools:InteractionTool: A utility for interacting with the Yelp dataset during simulations.EvaluationTool: Provides comprehensive metrics for both recommendation (HR@1/3/5) and simulation tasks (RMSE, sentiment analysis).
simulator.py: The main simulation framework, which handles task and groundtruth setting, evaluation and agent execution.
2. example/
Contains usage examples of the websocietysimulator library. Includes sample agents and scripts to demonstrate how to load scenarios, set agents, and evaluate them.
3. data_process.py
A script to process the raw Yelp dataset into the required format for use with the websocietysimulator library. This script ensures the dataset is cleaned and structured correctly for simulations.
Quick Start
1. Install the Library
The repository is organized using Python Poetry. Follow these steps to install the library:
-
Clone the repository:
git clone <this_repo> cd websocietysimulator
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Install dependencies:
- Option 1: Install dependencies using Poetry: (Recommended)
poetry install && \ poetry shell
- Option 2: Install dependencies using pip:
pip install -r requirements.txt && \ pip install .
- Option 3: Install dependencies using conda:
conda create -n websocietysimulator python=3.11 && \ conda activate websocietysimulator && \ pip install -r requirements.txt && \ pip install .
- Verify the installation:
import websocietysimulator
2. Download the Dataset
Option One: Process the Raw Yelp Dataset
- Download the raw Yelp dataset from the Yelp Dataset Challenge page.
- Run the
data_process.pyscript to process the dataset:python data_process.py --input <path_to_raw_dataset> --output <path_to_processed_dataset>
Option Two: Use a Preprocessed Dataset
- Download the preprocessed dataset from TBD.
- Unzip the dataset into your working directory.
3. Organize Your Data
Ensure the dataset is organized in a directory structure similar to this:
<your_dataset_directory>/
├── business.json
├── review.json
├── user.json
├── tip.json
└── checkin.json
You can name the dataset directory whatever you prefer (e.g., dataset/).
4. Develop Your Agent
Create a custom agent by extending either SimulationAgent or RecommendationAgent. Refer to the examples in the example/ directory. Here's a quick template:
from yelpsimulator.agents.simulation_agent import SimulationAgent
class MySimulationAgent(SimulationAgent):
def forward(self):
# Implement your logic here
star = 4.0
review_text = "Great experience!"
behavior_metrics = (10, 2, 1)
return star, review_text, behavior_metrics
- Check out the Tutorial for Agent Development.
- Check out the Baseline User Behavior Simulation Agent for the baseline implementation (Track 1).
- Check out the Baseline Recommendation Agent for the baseline implementation (Track 2).
5. Evaluation your agent with training data
Run the simulation using the provided Simulator class:
from websocietysimulator import Simulator
from my_agent import MySimulationAgent
# Initialize Simulator
simulator = Simulator(data_dir="path/to/your/dataset", device="auto")
# Load scenarios
simulator.set_task_and_groundtruth(task_dir="path/to/task_directory", groundtruth_dir="path/to/groundtruth_directory")
# Set your custom agent
simulator.set_agent(MySimulationAgent)
# Run evaluation
agent_outputs = simulator.run_simulation()
# Evaluate the agent
evaluation_results = simulator.evaluate()
Introduction to the InteractionTool
The InteractionTool is the core utility for interacting with the raw dataset. It provides an interface for querying user, business, review, tip, and check-in data within the context of a task.
Functions
-
Get User Information: Retrieve user data by user ID or current scenario context.
user_info = interaction_tool.get_user(user_id="example_user_id")
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Get Business Information: Retrieve business data by business ID or current scenario context.
business_info = interaction_tool.get_business(business_id="example_business_id")
-
Get Reviews: Fetch reviews related to a specific business or user, filtered by time.
reviews = interaction_tool.get_reviews(business_id="example_business_id")
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Get Tips: Fetch tips related to a specific business or user, filtered by time.
tips = interaction_tool.get_tips(business_id="example_business_id")
-
Get Check-ins: Fetch check-in data related to a specific business, filtered by time.
checkins = interaction_tool.get_checkins(business_id="example_business_id")
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
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