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Coalesced session samples across logging, ETL and training, introducing inverse-keyed jagged tensors that share repeated feature values while retaining inverse mappings to their training examples.
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Deduplicates repeated features, not independent labels or arbitrary examples. Session grouping changes ordering and requires pipeline support; efficiency depends on actual session reuse and feature distributions. Reported storage, preprocessing and training gains are different metrics on selected industrial workloads.
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Mark Zhao; Dhruv Choudhary; Devashish Tyagi; Ajay Somani; Max Kaplan; Sung-Han Lin; Sarunya Pumma; Jongsoo Park; Aarti Basant; Niket Agarwal; Carole-Jean Wu; Christos Kozyrakis
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RecD: session-aware feature deduplication across recommendation training
Coalesced session samples across logging, ETL and training, introducing inverse-keyed jagged tensors that share repeated feature values while retaining inverse mappings to their training examples.
Scientific scope
Deduplicates repeated features, not independent labels or arbitrary examples. Session grouping changes ordering and requires pipeline support; efficiency depends on actual session reuse and feature distributions. Reported storage, preprocessing and training gains are different metrics on selected industrial workloads.
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People and systems
Mark Zhao; Dhruv Choudhary; Devashish Tyagi; Ajay Somani; Max Kaplan; Sung-Han Lin; Sarunya Pumma; Jongsoo Park; Aarti Basant; Niket Agarwal; Carole-Jean Wu; Christos Kozyrakis
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.