GenRecEdit injects cold-start items into generative recommendation models via context-aware token editing and interference-reducing triggers, boosting cold-start accuracy while using only 9.5% of retraining time.
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ComeIR introduces dual-level Engram memory and memory-restoring prediction to reconstruct SID-token embeddings and restore token granularity in generative recommendation.
STAMP mitigates semantic dilution in SID-based generative recommendation via adaptive input pruning and densified output supervision, delivering 1.23-1.38x speedup and 17-55% VRAM savings with maintained or improved accuracy.
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GenRecEdit: Adapting Model Editing for Generative Recommendation with Cold-Start Items
GenRecEdit injects cold-start items into generative recommendation models via context-aware token editing and interference-reducing triggers, boosting cold-start accuracy while using only 9.5% of retraining time.
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Conditional Memory Enhanced Item Representation for Generative Recommendation
ComeIR introduces dual-level Engram memory and memory-restoring prediction to reconstruct SID-token embeddings and restore token granularity in generative recommendation.
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Semantic Trimming and Auxiliary Multi-step Prediction for Generative Recommendation
STAMP mitigates semantic dilution in SID-based generative recommendation via adaptive input pruning and densified output supervision, delivering 1.23-1.38x speedup and 17-55% VRAM savings with maintained or improved accuracy.