Query-Mixed Interest Extraction and Heterogeneous Interaction: A Scalable CTR Model for Industrial Recommender Systems
Fangye Wang, Guowei Yang, Xiaojiang Zhou, Song Yang, Pengjie Wang

TL;DR
HeMix is a scalable recommender system model that effectively captures user interests and feature interactions, leading to improved accuracy and significant online gains in industrial applications.
Contribution
The paper introduces HeMix, a novel model combining adaptive interest extraction and heterogeneous interaction mechanisms for scalable, efficient, and accurate recommendations.
Findings
HeMix outperforms strong baselines on industrial datasets.
HeMix scales effectively with increased model size.
Deployment on the AMAP platform yields significant online performance gains.
Abstract
Learning effective feature interactions is central to modern recommender systems, yet remains challenging in industrial settings due to sparse multi-field inputs and ultra-long user behavior sequences. While recent scaling efforts have improved model capacity, they often fail to construct both context-aware and context-independent user intent from the long-term and real-time behavior sequence. Meanwhile, recent work also suffers from inefficient and homogeneous interaction mechanisms, leading to suboptimal prediction performance. To address these limitations, we propose HeMix, a scalable ranking model that unifies adaptive sequence tokenization and heterogeneous interaction structure. Specifically, HeMix introduces a Query-Mixed Interest Extraction module that jointly models context-aware and context-independent user interests via dynamic and fixed queries over global and real-time…
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TopicsRecommender Systems and Techniques · Advanced Graph Neural Networks · Machine Learning and Data Classification
