TurboGR trains up to 0.2B-parameter generative recommendation models on Ascend NPUs at 54.71% MFU with 0.97 near-linear scalability via jagged acceleration, hierarchical parallelism, and negative sampling optimizations.
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FLR factorizes latent reasoning into multiple preference factors using multi-factor attention and regularizations, outperforming baselines on recommendation benchmarks while adding robustness and interpretability.
LWGR applies personalized soft instructions for LLM knowledge extraction and Lagrangian primal-dual optimization to selectively fuse beneficial world knowledge into generative recommendation while bounding degradation.
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.
Agentic Recommender Systems turn static recommendation pipelines into self-evolving collections of agents using reinforcement learning and LLM-driven architecture generation.
AutoModel uses three core agents (AutoTrain, AutoFeature, AutoPerf) connected by a shared coordination layer to automate model design, feature evolution, performance management, and paper-driven reproduction in large-scale recommender systems.
BLOGER is a bi-level optimization framework that jointly optimizes the tokenizer and recommender for generative recommendation, outperforming prior methods on real-world datasets.
BBDRec applies Brownian bridge diffusion to enable direct item-to-history transitions in sequential recommendation, outperforming prior diffusion and sequential baselines on public datasets.
A2Gen models temporal user action sequences with context-aware attention and autoregressive generation to improve short video recommendation accuracy, showing gains in watch time and retention on large-scale tests.
A systematic review of memory designs, evaluation methods, applications, limitations, and future directions for LLM-based agents.
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TurboGR: An Accelerated Training System for Large-Scale Generative Recommendation
TurboGR trains up to 0.2B-parameter generative recommendation models on Ascend NPUs at 54.71% MFU with 0.97 near-linear scalability via jagged acceleration, hierarchical parallelism, and negative sampling optimizations.
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Factorized Latent Reasoning for LLM-based Recommendation
FLR factorizes latent reasoning into multiple preference factors using multi-factor attention and regularizations, outperforming baselines on recommendation benchmarks while adding robustness and interpretability.
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LWGR: Lagrangian-Constrained Personalized World Knowledge for Generative Recommendation
LWGR applies personalized soft instructions for LLM knowledge extraction and Lagrangian primal-dual optimization to selectively fuse beneficial world knowledge into generative recommendation while bounding degradation.
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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.
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Rethinking Recommendation Paradigms: From Pipelines to Agentic Recommender Systems
Agentic Recommender Systems turn static recommendation pipelines into self-evolving collections of agents using reinforcement learning and LLM-driven architecture generation.
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AgenticRS-Architecture: System Design for Agentic Recommender Systems
AutoModel uses three core agents (AutoTrain, AutoFeature, AutoPerf) connected by a shared coordination layer to automate model design, feature evolution, performance management, and paper-driven reproduction in large-scale recommender systems.
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Bi-Level Optimization for Generative Recommendation: Bridging Tokenization and Generation
BLOGER is a bi-level optimization framework that jointly optimizes the tokenizer and recommender for generative recommendation, outperforming prior methods on real-world datasets.
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Brownian Bridge Diffusion for Sequential Recommendation
BBDRec applies Brownian bridge diffusion to enable direct item-to-history transitions in sequential recommendation, outperforming prior diffusion and sequential baselines on public datasets.
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Action-Aware Generative Sequence Modeling for Short Video Recommendation
A2Gen models temporal user action sequences with context-aware attention and autoregressive generation to improve short video recommendation accuracy, showing gains in watch time and retention on large-scale tests.
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A Survey on the Memory Mechanism of Large Language Model based Agents
A systematic review of memory designs, evaluation methods, applications, limitations, and future directions for LLM-based agents.