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DynFreqRec: A frequency-aware training–inference synergistic enhancement framework for sequential recommendation

Oct 2026 · Applied intelligence (Boston) · Vol 56 · 0 citations · 48 references

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DynFreqRec, a Frequency-Aware Training–Inference Synergistic Enhancement Framework for sequential recommendation, builds on an existing Base Time-Frequency Encoder that uses adaptive frequency-domain filtering and the Haar Wavelet Transform to characterize global preferences, periodic interests, and local non-stationary variations.

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