TBGRecall: A Generative Retrieval Model for E-commerce Recommendation Scenarios
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| author | Liang, Zida Wu, Changfa Huang, Dunxian Sun, Weiqiang Wang, Ziyang Yan, Yuliang Wu, Jian Jiang, Yuning Zheng, Bo Chen, Ke Zhou, Silu Zhang, Yu |
| author_facet | Liang, Zida Wu, Changfa Huang, Dunxian Sun, Weiqiang Wang, Ziyang Yan, Yuliang Wu, Jian Jiang, Yuning Zheng, Bo Chen, Ke Zhou, Silu Zhang, Yu |
| contents | Recommendation systems are essential tools in modern e-commerce, facilitating personalized user experiences by suggesting relevant products. Recent advancements in generative models have demonstrated potential in enhancing recommendation systems; however, these models often exhibit limitations in optimizing retrieval tasks, primarily due to their reliance on autoregressive generation mechanisms. Conventional approaches introduce sequential dependencies that impede efficient retrieval, as they are inherently unsuitable for generating multiple items without positional constraints within a single request session. To address these limitations, we propose TBGRecall, a framework integrating Next Session Prediction (NSP), designed to enhance generative retrieval models for e-commerce applications. Our framework reformulation involves partitioning input samples into multi-session sequences, where each sequence comprises a session token followed by a set of item tokens, and then further incorporate multiple optimizations tailored to the generative task in retrieval scenarios. In terms of training methodology, our pipeline integrates limited historical data pre-training with stochastic partial incremental training, significantly improving training efficiency and emphasizing the superiority of data recency over sheer data volume. Our extensive experiments, conducted on public benchmarks alongside a large-scale industrial dataset from TaoBao, show TBGRecall outperforms the state-of-the-art recommendation methods, and exhibits a clear scaling law trend. Ultimately, NSP represents a significant advancement in the effectiveness of generative recommendation systems for e-commerce applications. |
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| spellingShingle | TBGRecall: A Generative Retrieval Model for E-commerce Recommendation Scenarios Liang, Zida Wu, Changfa Huang, Dunxian Sun, Weiqiang Wang, Ziyang Yan, Yuliang Wu, Jian Jiang, Yuning Zheng, Bo Chen, Ke Zhou, Silu Zhang, Yu Information Retrieval Artificial Intelligence Recommendation systems are essential tools in modern e-commerce, facilitating personalized user experiences by suggesting relevant products. Recent advancements in generative models have demonstrated potential in enhancing recommendation systems; however, these models often exhibit limitations in optimizing retrieval tasks, primarily due to their reliance on autoregressive generation mechanisms. Conventional approaches introduce sequential dependencies that impede efficient retrieval, as they are inherently unsuitable for generating multiple items without positional constraints within a single request session. To address these limitations, we propose TBGRecall, a framework integrating Next Session Prediction (NSP), designed to enhance generative retrieval models for e-commerce applications. Our framework reformulation involves partitioning input samples into multi-session sequences, where each sequence comprises a session token followed by a set of item tokens, and then further incorporate multiple optimizations tailored to the generative task in retrieval scenarios. In terms of training methodology, our pipeline integrates limited historical data pre-training with stochastic partial incremental training, significantly improving training efficiency and emphasizing the superiority of data recency over sheer data volume. Our extensive experiments, conducted on public benchmarks alongside a large-scale industrial dataset from TaoBao, show TBGRecall outperforms the state-of-the-art recommendation methods, and exhibits a clear scaling law trend. Ultimately, NSP represents a significant advancement in the effectiveness of generative recommendation systems for e-commerce applications. |
| title | TBGRecall: A Generative Retrieval Model for E-commerce Recommendation Scenarios |
| topic | Information Retrieval Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.11977 |