ReaSeq: Unleashing World Knowledge via Reasoning for Sequential Modeling

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Autori principali: Tang, Jiakai, Wang, Chuan, Yang, Gaoming, Wu, Han, Yu, Jiahao, Wu, Jian, Hu, Jianwu, Zheng, Junjun, Li, Longbin, Xiao, Shuwen, Kong, Xiangheng, Yang, Yeqiu, Jiang, Yuning, Nurlanbek, Ahjol, Cao, Binbin, Zheng, Bo, Zhu, Fangmei, Zhou, Gaoming, Yi, Huimin, Chu, Huiping, Huang, Jin, Shan, Jinzhe, Cui, Kenan, Zhou, Silu, Chen, Wen, Ming, Xia, Gao, Xiang, Yao, Xin, Wen, Xingyu, Zhang, Yan, Hu, Yiwen, Wang, Yulin, Bao, Ziheng, Wu, Zongyuan
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author Tang, Jiakai
Wang, Chuan
Yang, Gaoming
Wu, Han
Yu, Jiahao
Wu, Jian
Hu, Jianwu
Zheng, Junjun
Li, Longbin
Xiao, Shuwen
Kong, Xiangheng
Yang, Yeqiu
Jiang, Yuning
Nurlanbek, Ahjol
Cao, Binbin
Zheng, Bo
Zhu, Fangmei
Zhou, Gaoming
Yi, Huimin
Chu, Huiping
Huang, Jin
Shan, Jinzhe
Cui, Kenan
Li, Longbin
Zhou, Silu
Chen, Wen
Ming, Xia
Gao, Xiang
Yao, Xin
Wen, Xingyu
Zhang, Yan
Hu, Yiwen
Wang, Yulin
Bao, Ziheng
Wu, Zongyuan
author_facet Tang, Jiakai
Wang, Chuan
Yang, Gaoming
Wu, Han
Yu, Jiahao
Wu, Jian
Hu, Jianwu
Zheng, Junjun
Li, Longbin
Xiao, Shuwen
Kong, Xiangheng
Yang, Yeqiu
Jiang, Yuning
Nurlanbek, Ahjol
Cao, Binbin
Zheng, Bo
Zhu, Fangmei
Zhou, Gaoming
Yi, Huimin
Chu, Huiping
Huang, Jin
Shan, Jinzhe
Cui, Kenan
Li, Longbin
Zhou, Silu
Chen, Wen
Ming, Xia
Gao, Xiang
Yao, Xin
Wen, Xingyu
Zhang, Yan
Hu, Yiwen
Wang, Yulin
Bao, Ziheng
Wu, Zongyuan
contents Industrial recommender systems face two fundamental limitations under the log-driven paradigm: (1) knowledge poverty in ID-based item representations that causes brittle interest modeling under data sparsity, and (2) systemic blindness to beyond-log user interests that constrains model performance within platform boundaries. These limitations stem from an over-reliance on shallow interaction statistics and close-looped feedback while neglecting the rich world knowledge about product semantics and cross-domain behavioral patterns that Large Language Models have learned from vast corpora. To address these challenges, we introduce ReaSeq, a reasoning-enhanced framework that leverages world knowledge in Large Language Models to address both limitations through explicit and implicit reasoning. Specifically, ReaSeq employs explicit Chain-of-Thought reasoning via multi-agent collaboration to distill structured product knowledge into semantically enriched item representations, and latent reasoning via Diffusion Large Language Models to infer plausible beyond-log behaviors. Deployed on Taobao's ranking system serving hundreds of millions of users, ReaSeq achieves substantial gains: >6.0% in IPV and CTR, >2.9% in Orders, and >2.5% in GMV, validating the effectiveness of world-knowledge-enhanced reasoning over purely log-driven approaches.
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spellingShingle ReaSeq: Unleashing World Knowledge via Reasoning for Sequential Modeling
Tang, Jiakai
Wang, Chuan
Yang, Gaoming
Wu, Han
Yu, Jiahao
Wu, Jian
Hu, Jianwu
Zheng, Junjun
Li, Longbin
Xiao, Shuwen
Kong, Xiangheng
Yang, Yeqiu
Jiang, Yuning
Nurlanbek, Ahjol
Cao, Binbin
Zheng, Bo
Zhu, Fangmei
Zhou, Gaoming
Yi, Huimin
Chu, Huiping
Huang, Jin
Shan, Jinzhe
Cui, Kenan
Li, Longbin
Zhou, Silu
Chen, Wen
Ming, Xia
Gao, Xiang
Yao, Xin
Wen, Xingyu
Zhang, Yan
Hu, Yiwen
Wang, Yulin
Bao, Ziheng
Wu, Zongyuan
Information Retrieval
Computation and Language
Industrial recommender systems face two fundamental limitations under the log-driven paradigm: (1) knowledge poverty in ID-based item representations that causes brittle interest modeling under data sparsity, and (2) systemic blindness to beyond-log user interests that constrains model performance within platform boundaries. These limitations stem from an over-reliance on shallow interaction statistics and close-looped feedback while neglecting the rich world knowledge about product semantics and cross-domain behavioral patterns that Large Language Models have learned from vast corpora. To address these challenges, we introduce ReaSeq, a reasoning-enhanced framework that leverages world knowledge in Large Language Models to address both limitations through explicit and implicit reasoning. Specifically, ReaSeq employs explicit Chain-of-Thought reasoning via multi-agent collaboration to distill structured product knowledge into semantically enriched item representations, and latent reasoning via Diffusion Large Language Models to infer plausible beyond-log behaviors. Deployed on Taobao's ranking system serving hundreds of millions of users, ReaSeq achieves substantial gains: >6.0% in IPV and CTR, >2.9% in Orders, and >2.5% in GMV, validating the effectiveness of world-knowledge-enhanced reasoning over purely log-driven approaches.
title ReaSeq: Unleashing World Knowledge via Reasoning for Sequential Modeling
topic Information Retrieval
Computation and Language
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.21257