TL;DR
This paper introduces LeapRec, a novel two-phase approach for calibrated sequential recommendation that balances relevance and calibration by disentangling these objectives during training and reranking.
Contribution
It proposes a calibration-disentangled learning-to-rank loss and a relevance-prioritized reranking strategy to improve calibration and relevance in sequential recommendations.
Findings
LeapRec outperforms previous methods on four real-world datasets.
The calibration-disentangled loss effectively balances relevance and calibration.
Relevance-prioritized reranking enhances user satisfaction in recommendations.
Abstract
Calibrated recommendation, which aims to maintain personalized proportions of categories within recommendations, is crucial in practical scenarios since it enhances user satisfaction by reflecting diverse interests. However, achieving calibration in a sequential setting (i.e., calibrated sequential recommendation) is challenging due to the need to adapt to users' evolving preferences. Previous methods typically leverage reranking algorithms to calibrate recommendations after training a model without considering the effect of calibration and do not effectively tackle the conflict between relevance and calibration during the reranking process. In this work, we propose LeapRec (Calibration-Disentangled Learning and Relevance-Prioritized Reranking), a novel approach for the calibrated sequential recommendation that addresses these challenges. LeapRec consists of two phases, model training…
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