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What Makes a Good Semantic ID for Generative Recommendation? A Reproducibility Study
Generative recommendation has emerged as an active research direction, where items are commonly represented by semantic IDs (SIDs): discrete codes generated token by token. Despite strong empirical results, SID designs vary widely in construction strategy, codebook organization, and code length, mak
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