Why is it that most model directories do not have a file named `run_expid.py`？

[Zeng-B-B]

I found that most model directories do not have a file named run_expid.py. For example, I wanted to run the DIEN model on the amazonelectronics_x1 dataset. Following the steps described in the readme.md, I installed the corresponding version of fuxictr, but did not find the run_expid.py file. So, I copied the run_expid.py from the directory of the DCN model, but still encountered errors during execution:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "F:\RecommendationSystem\BARS\ranking\ctr\DIEN\run_expid.py", line 12, in <module>
    from fuxictr.features import FeatureMap, FeatureEncoder
ImportError: cannot import name 'FeatureEncoder' from 'fuxictr.features' (E:\Anaconda\envs\py310-torch2\lib\site-packages\fuxictr\features.py)

This is because the fuxictr version specified in the DIEN model directory's readme.md is 2.0.2, while the DCN model requires version 1.1.0, leading to the run_expid.py in the DCN model directory being incompatible with the DIEN model. How can this be resolved?It seems that the API has changed between different versions of fuxictr. Could you provide a universal run_expid.py file? Or could you provide a run_expid.py file for each model?

[zhujiem]

Please follow the instruction to cd to the model_zoo folder to run:
cd FuxiCTR/model_zoo/DIEN

FuxiCTR is the directory you download.