SMTPO uses multi-task SFT to improve simulator feedback quality and RL with fine-grained rewards to optimize multi-turn preference reasoning in LLM-based conversational recommendation.
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User Simulator-Guided Multi-Turn Preference Optimization for Reasoning LLM-based Conversational Recommendation
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