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About this paper
Yufei Ye, Wei Guo, Jin Yao Chin, Hao Wang, Hong Zhu, Xi Lin, Yuyang Ye, Yong Liu and 3 more
A Transformer-based recommendation model, FuXi-𝛼, demonstrates that sequential recommendation models can adhere to scaling laws, consistently improving performance with increased size. It achieves state-of-the-art results on multiple benchmarks and shows a 4.67% increase in songs played and a 5.10% increase in listening duration in a real-world A/B test within the Huawei Music app.
Key insights
- Sequential recommendation models can adhere to scaling laws, similar to large language and vision models, with performance improving as model size, data, and computation increase.
- Explicitly disentangling semantic, temporal, and positional information within self-attention is crucial for capturing richer sequential dependencies.
- Robustly modeling implicit feature interactions through a multi-stage feed-forward network is as important as explicit interactions for maximizing a Transformer's expressiveness in recommendation.
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