Hi all, Are any of you using the UCSD Book Graph in conjunction with your work? I'm trying to use it to model a certain type of user interaction. Unfortunately, I realized that the scrape's alpahnumeric user_ID does not seem to match Goodreads' numeric user ID (eg, the first "user_id" in the user_id_map is 8842281e1d1347389f2ab93d60773d4d). I'm wondering if these codes are a Goodreads format I'm unfamiliar with, or if these codes were used by the researchers to anonymize users.
I reached out to the UCSD team, but no response yet. Does anyone have any experience with this? Thanks!
Are any of you using the UCSD Book Graph in conjunction with your work?
I'm trying to use it to model a certain type of user interaction. Unfortunately, I realized that the scrape's alpahnumeric user_ID does not seem to match Goodreads' numeric user ID (eg, the first "user_id" in the user_id_map is 8842281e1d1347389f2ab93d60773d4d). I'm wondering if these codes are a Goodreads format I'm unfamiliar with, or if these codes were used by the researchers to anonymize users.
I reached out to the UCSD team, but no response yet. Does anyone have any experience with this? Thanks!