This paper introduces CKF, a novel framework that enhances multi-task recommender systems by integrating collaborative knowledge from traditional models into LLMs through personalized mapping and a multi-task tuning strategy.
Large language models (LLMs) present a paradigm shift in recommender systems, offering enhanced user and item representation, deeper understanding of user behavior, and the potential to bridge the gap between academic research and industrial application.
RosePO is a novel framework that leverages personalized preference optimization to improve the helpfulness and harmlessness of LLM-based recommender systems by constructing diverse preference pairs and dynamically adjusting for uncertainty in user preferences.
The proposed CLLMR framework mitigates the propensity bias of Large Language Models (LLMs) in recommender systems by incorporating structural information into side information representation and employing counterfactual inference to eliminate the biases introduced by LLMs.