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UxSID: Semantic-Aware User Interests Modeling for Ultra-Long Sequence

NeurIPS 2026 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Recommendation representation learning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes UxSID, which uses semantic IDs as queries over compressed item-agnostic user interest anchors so that ultra-long user sequences can be pre-computed offline per user-SID pair and served with O(1) lookup, reporting gains on XLong, KuaiRec-Big and a Kuaishou ads A/B test.

Problem

Ultra-long user behavior modeling in recommender systems faces a trade-off: item-specific search is costly online and biased by its key space, while item-agnostic compression loses target-specific interest signals.

Approach

An intermediate path: compress the user history into item-agnostic interest anchors, then query them with semantic IDs of the target item (with a gated two-stage attention), so semantically similar items share compressed interest memories and embeddings can be precomputed per user-SID key.

Key results

Surprising findings

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Experimental setup

Datasets: XLong KuaiRec-Big Kuaishou industrial advertising logs

Benchmarks: XLong KuaiRec-Big Kuaishou industrial dataset

Metrics: AUC UAUC WUAUC Int.R@K exposure cost revenue

Baselines: DIN SIM-Hard SIM-Soft ETA SDIM MIRRN TWIN C-Former

Builds on: DIN SIM TWIN C-Former RQ-VAE LETTER

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