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ENCODE: Breaking the Trade-Off Between Performance and Efficiency in Long-Term User Behavior Modeling
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DOI：10.1109/TKDE.2024.3486445.png)
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Long-term user behavior sequences are a goldmine for businesses to explore users' interests to improve Click-Through Rate (CTR). However, it is very challenging to accurately capture users' long-term interests from their long-term behavior sequences and give quick responses from the online serving systems. To meet such requirements, existing methods inadvertently destroy two basic requirements in long-term sequence modeling: R1) make full use of the entire sequence to keep the information as much as possible; R2) extract information from the most relevant behaviors to keep high relevance between learned interests and current target items. The performance of online serving systems is significantly affected by incomplete and inaccurate user interest information obtained by existing methods. To this end, we propose an efficient two-stage long-term sequence modeling approach, named as EfficieNt Clustering based twO-stage interest moDEling (ENCODE), consisting of offline extraction stage and online inference stage. It not only meets the aforementioned two basic requirements but also achieves a desirable balance between online service efficiency and precision. Specifically, in the offline extraction stage, ENCODE clusters the entire behavior sequence and extracts accurate interests. To reduce the overhead of the clustering process, we design a metric learning-based dimension reduction algorithm that preserves the relative pairwise distances of behaviors in the new feature space. While in the online inference stage, ENCODE takes the off-the-shelf user interests to predict the associations with target items. Besides, to further ensure the relevance between user interests and target items, we adopt the same relevance metric throughout the whole pipeline of ENCODE. The extensive experiment and comparison with SOTA on both industrial and public datasets have demonstrated the effectiveness and efficiency of our proposed ENCODE.
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Predictive models
Measurement
Feature extraction
Prediction algorithms
Inference algorithms
Electronic commerce
Clustering algorithms
Knowledge engineering
Data models
Data mining
CTR prediction
user behavior modeling
metric learning
recommendation systems
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