The field of conversational recommender systems and generative recommendation is rapidly evolving, with a focus on improving the accuracy and efficiency of recommendation models. Recent developments have highlighted the importance of incorporating external domain knowledge, contextual information, and semantic understanding into these models. The use of large language models, multimodal fusion, and dynamic alignment has shown promise in enhancing the performance of recommender systems. Furthermore, the integration of techniques such as masked history learning, entropy-guided masking, and curriculum learning has improved the ability of models to capture complex user behaviors and preferences. Noteworthy papers in this area include ReGeS, which proposes a reciprocal retrieval-generation synergy framework for conversational recommender systems, and SynerGen, which introduces a novel generative recommender model that bridges the gap between personalized search and recommendation. Additionally, papers such as GoalRank and FreeRet have made significant contributions to the development of more effective and efficient ranking and retrieval models.
Advancements in Conversational Recommender Systems and Generative Recommendation
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PartnerMAS: An LLM Hierarchical Multi-Agent Framework for Business Partner Selection on High-Dimensional Features
SQUARE: Semantic Query-Augmented Fusion and Efficient Batch Reranking for Training-free Zero-Shot Composed Image Retrieval
Bridging Collaborative Filtering and Large Language Models with Dynamic Alignment, Multimodal Fusion and Evidence-grounded Explanations