Mamba4Rec proposes a novel approach to sequential recommendation by utilizing selective state space models. The model addresses the inference inefficiency problem faced by Transformer-based models, especially for long-range behavior sequences. By incorporating various techniques like layer normalization and feed-forward networks, Mamba4Rec achieves superior performance while maintaining efficiency. Experiments on public datasets demonstrate the model's effectiveness in handling dynamic user preferences and sequential dependencies.
The architecture of Mamba4Rec includes an embedding layer, Mamba block, position-wise feed-forward network, and prediction layer. The model offers flexibility with its architecture, allowing for single or stacked Mamba layers based on the dataset characteristics. Through experiments and ablation studies, the author showcases the impact of each component on the overall performance of Mamba4Rec.
Overall, Mamba4Rec demonstrates significant improvements in computational efficiency and memory cost compared to traditional RNN- and Transformer-based models. The model shows promise for future applications in recommendation systems by effectively balancing performance and efficiency.
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by Chengkai Liu... at arxiv.org 03-07-2024
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