Latest Research in Recommender Systems and Techniques
41 research papers · 0.0 average citations · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Recommender Systems and Techniques
- Information Retrieval — 16 papers
- Recommender Systems and Techniques — 7 papers
- Artificial Intelligence — 3 papers
- Machine Learning — 3 papers
- Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) — 3 papers
- Computer Science and Game Theory — 2 papers
- Data Analysis and Archiving — 2 papers
- Emotion and Mood Recognition — 1 papers
- Olfactory and Sensory Function Studies — 1 papers
- Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis — 1 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- The User Asks, Platforms Compete: How Agentic Recommendation Markets Take Shape
- TWICE: Two-Clock, Two-Window Learning for Long-Horizon Conversion Prediction in Online Advertising
- The Cost of Interpretability: Auditable User Representations via Archetypes
- The Cost of Interpretability: Auditable User Representations via Archetypes
- E-commerce User Purchase Intention Prediction Based on Temporal Behavior Modeling
- CORE: A Unified Cascaded Ordinal Relevance Estimation Framework for E-commerce Search
- How Often Should a Recommender Call an LLM? Value-Weighted Routing, Monitoring, and Seasonal Robustness
- OxygenREC-v2: Internalizing Discrimination into Generative Recommendation
- On the Convergent Validity of Offline Evaluation Designs for Recommender Systems
- ClawRec: A Claw-Native Recommender System
- Uncertainty Modeling for Multi-Objective RTA Interception with Distillation Acceleration
- DRM: An Interpretable Dual-view Reasoning Model for POI Retrieval
- Enhancing User Emotion via a Session-Based News Recommender System Using Touch Interaction Patterns
- TSGR: Taobao Search Generative Retrieval
- Context‐Aware Fragrance Discovery: Balancing Semantic Alignment and Catalogue Coverage Through Stochastic Ranking
- A Position Paper on Recommender Systems in the Era of Autonomous Agents
- Reproducibility in Recommender Systems: A Survey
- Emotion-based Recommender System
- Can We Steer the Black-Box? Towards Controllability-Centric Evaluation of Recommender Systems with Collaborative Agents
- Reactive Users vs. Social Recommender Systems: Managing Opinion Drifts with Adaptive Policies