RankUp: Towards High-rank Representations for Large Scale Advertising Recommender Systems

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Hauptverfasser: Chen, Jin, Zhang, Shangyu, Hu, Bin, Zhou, Chao, Pan, Junwei, Xue, Gengsheng, Ning, Wentao, Weng, Gengyu, Zheng, Wang, Liu, Shaohua, Xu, Zeen, Mai, Chengyuan, Quan, Shijie, Jiang, Tingyu, Wang, Lifeng, Huang, Shudong, Yin, Chengguo, Gu, Haijie, Jiang, Jie
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author Chen, Jin
Zhang, Shangyu
Hu, Bin
Zhou, Chao
Pan, Junwei
Xue, Gengsheng
Ning, Wentao
Weng, Gengyu
Zheng, Wang
Liu, Shaohua
Xu, Zeen
Mai, Chengyuan
Quan, Shijie
Jiang, Tingyu
Wang, Lifeng
Huang, Shudong
Yin, Chengguo
Gu, Haijie
Jiang, Jie
author_facet Chen, Jin
Zhang, Shangyu
Hu, Bin
Zhou, Chao
Pan, Junwei
Xue, Gengsheng
Ning, Wentao
Weng, Gengyu
Zheng, Wang
Liu, Shaohua
Xu, Zeen
Mai, Chengyuan
Quan, Shijie
Jiang, Tingyu
Wang, Lifeng
Huang, Shudong
Yin, Chengguo
Gu, Haijie
Jiang, Jie
contents The scaling laws for recommender systems have been increasingly validated, where MetaFormer-based architectures consistently benefit from increased model depth, hidden dimensionality, and user behavior sequence length. However, whether representation capacity scales proportionally with parameter growth remains unexplored. Prior studies on RankMixer reveal that the effective rank of token representations exhibits a damped oscillatory trajectory across layers, failing to increase consistently with depth and even degrading in deeper layers. Motivated by this observation, we propose RankUp, an architecture designed to mitigate representation collapse and enhance expressive capacity through randomized permutation splitting over sparse features, a multi-embedding paradigm, global token integration and crossed pretrained embedding tokens. RankUp has been fully deployed in large-scale production across Weixin Video Accounts, Official Accounts and Moments, yielding GMV improvements of 3.41%, 4.81% and 2.12%, respectively.
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spellingShingle RankUp: Towards High-rank Representations for Large Scale Advertising Recommender Systems
Chen, Jin
Zhang, Shangyu
Hu, Bin
Zhou, Chao
Pan, Junwei
Xue, Gengsheng
Ning, Wentao
Weng, Gengyu
Zheng, Wang
Liu, Shaohua
Xu, Zeen
Mai, Chengyuan
Quan, Shijie
Jiang, Tingyu
Wang, Lifeng
Huang, Shudong
Yin, Chengguo
Gu, Haijie
Jiang, Jie
Information Retrieval
The scaling laws for recommender systems have been increasingly validated, where MetaFormer-based architectures consistently benefit from increased model depth, hidden dimensionality, and user behavior sequence length. However, whether representation capacity scales proportionally with parameter growth remains unexplored. Prior studies on RankMixer reveal that the effective rank of token representations exhibits a damped oscillatory trajectory across layers, failing to increase consistently with depth and even degrading in deeper layers. Motivated by this observation, we propose RankUp, an architecture designed to mitigate representation collapse and enhance expressive capacity through randomized permutation splitting over sparse features, a multi-embedding paradigm, global token integration and crossed pretrained embedding tokens. RankUp has been fully deployed in large-scale production across Weixin Video Accounts, Official Accounts and Moments, yielding GMV improvements of 3.41%, 4.81% and 2.12%, respectively.
title RankUp: Towards High-rank Representations for Large Scale Advertising Recommender Systems
topic Information Retrieval
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.17878