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Aligning Performance with Contribution: Towards Contribution-Aware Fair Recommendation
Existing research on user fairness in recommender systems has developed diverse objectives. However, it has paid limited attention to a distinct distributive perspective: whether users' contributions to model learning should be reflected in the recommendation benefits they receive. We argue that, in
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