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The ACM Web Conference 2025Session 4: Large Language Models in Recommendation

Unleash LLMs Potential for Sequential Recommendation by Coordinating Dual Dynamic Index Mechanism

Jun Yin 0005, Zhengxin Zeng, Mingzheng Li, Hao Yan 0004, Chaozhuo Li, Weihao Han, Jianjin Zhang, Ruochen Liu 0001, Hao Sun 0015, Weiwei Deng, Feng Sun 0008, Qi Zhang 0066, Shirui Pan, Senzhang Wang

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摘要

Owing to the unprecedented capability in semantic understanding and logical reasoning, large language models (LLMs) have shown fantastic potential in developing next-generation sequential recommender systems (RSs). However, existing LLM-based sequential RSs mostly separate index generation from sequential recommendation, leading to insufficient integration between semantic information and collaborative information. On the other hand, the neglect of user-related information hinders LLM-based sequential RSs from exploiting high-order user-item interaction patterns. In this paper, we propose the End-to-End Dual Dynamic (ED2) recommender, the first LLM-based sequential RS which adopts dual dynamic index mechanism, targeting resolving the above limitations simultaneously. The dual dynamic index mechanism can not only assembly index generation and sequential recommendation into a unified LLM-backbone pipeline, but also make it practical for LLM-based sequential recommender to take advantage of user-related information. Specifically, to facilitate the LLM comprehension ability to dual dynamic index, we propose a multigrained token regulator which constructs alignment supervision based on LLMs semantic knowledge across multiple representation granularities. Moreover, the associated user collection data and a series of novel instruction tuning tasks are specially customized to capture the high-order user-item interaction patterns. Extensive experiments on three public datasets demonstrate the superiority of ED2, achieving an average improvement of 19.62% in Hit-Rate and 21.11% in NDCG.