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This paper introduces HiGR, a novel framework for slate recommendation that addresses limitations in existing autoregressive models. It focuses on improving efficiency and recommendation quality by integrating hierarchical planning and preference alignment. The key contributions are a structured item tokenization method, a two-stage generation process (list-level planning and item-level decoding), and a listwise preference alignment objective. The results show significant improvements in both offline and online evaluations, highlighting the practical impact of the proposed approach.
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HiGR delivers consistent improvements in both offline evaluations and online deployment. Specifically, it outperforms state-of-the-art methods by over 10% in offline recommendation quality with a 5x inference speedup, while further achieving a 1.22% and 1.73% increase in Average Watch Time and Average Video Views in online A/B tests.

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This article likely presents a novel approach to aspect-based sentiment analysis. The title suggests the use of listwise preference optimization, a technique often employed in ranking tasks, combined with element-wise confusions, which could refer to a method of handling ambiguity or uncertainty at the individual element level within the sentiment analysis process. The focus on 'quad prediction' implies the model aims to predict four different aspects or dimensions of sentiment, potentially including aspects like target, sentiment polarity, intensity, and perhaps a confidence score. The source being ArXiv indicates this is a research paper, likely detailing a new algorithm or model.

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