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cs.IR2026

MuSeR: Scalable Long-sequence Recommendation with Multi-interest Modeling

Yongkang Fu, Beining Bao, Yu Jiang +10

Ultra-long user behavior sequences carry rich signals of stable and diverse preferences, yet industrial recommender systems typically truncate histories to a few hundred actions un…

cs.IR2026

When Text-as-Vision Meets Semantic IDs in Generative Recommendation: An Empirical Study

Shutong Qiao, Wei Yuan, Tong Chen +3

Semantic ID learning is a key interface in Generative Recommendation (GR) models, mapping items to discrete identifiers grounded in side information, most commonly via a pretrained…

cs.IR2025

Towards On-Device Personalization: Cloud-device Collaborative Data Augmentation for Efficient On-device Language Model

Zhaofeng Zhong, Wei Yuan, Liang Qu +4

With the advancement of large language models (LLMs), significant progress has been achieved in various Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks. However, existing LLMs still face t…

cs.IR2025

On Mitigating Data Sparsity in Conversational Recommender Systems

Sixiao Zhang, Mingrui Liu, Wei Yuan +2

Conversational recommender systems (CRSs) infer user preferences from dialogue contexts, but they suffer from severe data sparsity in both dialogue and entity spaces. Dialogue data…

cs.IR2025

Multi-agents based User Values Mining for Recommendation

Lijian Chen, Wei Yuan, Tong Chen +3

Recommender systems have rapidly evolved and become integral to many online services. However, existing systems sometimes produce unstable and unsatisfactory recommendations that f…

cs.IR2024★ 1 cited

Sparser Training for On-Device Recommendation Systems

Yunke Qu, Liang Qu, Tong Chen +3

Recommender systems often rely on large embedding tables that map users and items to dense vectors of uniform size, leading to substantial memory consumption and inefficiencies. Th…