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SHOPPER: Semantic, Historical, Order-aware, and Product-conditioned Pooling for E-commerce Recommendation

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This work introduces SHOPPER, which addresses bottlenecks in large-scale e-commerce recommendation systems through Semantic history, order-aware local intent modeling, and serving-aware factorization, enabling deep target-aware summarization.

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