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Mend the Measurement Gap: Latent User Preference Modeling for Short-Form Video Recommendation
Recommender systems rely heavily on heterogeneous behavioral feedback to infer user preference. Although abundant, these signals are imperfect measurements: the same observed behavior can arise from different underlying states, such as genuine enjoyment, passive consumption, or inattention. The chal
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