MBGR: Multi-Business Generative Recommendation¶
Core business-aware SID, shared experts, per-business prediction, and label dynamic routing.
Paper information¶
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Paper | arXiv 2604.02684 |
| Affiliations | Meituan |
| First public release | 2026-04-03 (arXiv v1) |
| Authors' code | No official author code linked as of 2026-08-09. |
| Adapter / method | mbgr |
| Local code | src/auto_research/reproductions/mbgr/ |
Original paper¶
Background and contribution¶
Ordinary next-item labels cover only the next logged business. A business-conditioned autoencoder retains SID semantics, shared MoE provides business representations, and LDR finds each business's nearest future interaction, masking missing labels.
flowchart LR
I[Cross-business history] --> B[BID encoder and reconstruction] --> M[Shared MoE] --> D[Per-business SID decoding]
I --> L[LDR future labels] --> D
Key figure from the paper¶
Original Figure 1: MBGR. From the paper; copyright belongs to the authors. Not a local result.
Core mechanism¶
\[
e^b=\sum_{k=1}^K g_k^b\operatorname{FFN}^{exp}_k([e,b]),\qquad i_{u,t+1}^{(k)}=i_{u,t'},\ t'=\min\{t''>t:b_{u,t''}=b_k\}.
\]
Paper results¶
Meituan live A/B reports CTCVR +3.98%.
Local reproduction¶
Versus shared next-item baseline, use 19 genre proxies and BID/MBP/LDR. Hit@10 −4.17%, NDCG@10 −5.92%. Validation chose blend 0.1. LDR masked 140,235 missing business targets. See metrics.
Reproduction limits¶
Genres do not replace private multibusiness logs or production generator scale.
