SID-MLP distills autoregressive generative recommenders into efficient position-specific MLP heads for Semantic ID tasks, achieving 8.74x faster inference with matching accuracy.
Understanding generative recommendation with semantic ids from a model-scaling view
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Autoregressive semantic ID generation creates tree-induced probability correlations that prevent generative recommenders from capturing simple patterns; Latte adds latent tokens to relax these correlations.
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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MLPs are Efficient Distilled Generative Recommenders
SID-MLP distills autoregressive generative recommenders into efficient position-specific MLP heads for Semantic ID tasks, achieving 8.74x faster inference with matching accuracy.
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Expressiveness Limits of Autoregressive Semantic ID Generation in Generative Recommendation
Autoregressive semantic ID generation creates tree-induced probability correlations that prevent generative recommenders from capturing simple patterns; Latte adds latent tokens to relax these correlations.
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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.