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Routing Between Generative and Collaborative User Profiles: A Serving-Time Gate for Controllable Novelty
Large language models (LLMs) enable rich semantic user profiles for recommendation, but such profiles are more expensive to generate and are not necessarily desirable to deploy uniformly. We study whether LLM-generated profiles can instead be invoked selectively within a production recommendation pi
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