arXiv Machine Learning By Xinpeng Liu, Lu Ma, Jiayi Qiao, Mengyu Zhou, Linglong Li, Xiaofeng Bian, Haonan Chen, Xiaoxi Jiang, Guanjun Jiang

Generative Query Suggestion via Intent Coverage and Query-Level Credit Assignment

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The paper introduces a generative query suggestion framework that focuses on covering distinct user intents while ensuring each suggested query is useful. It employs a two‑stage optimization: first, intent‑aware diversity modeling creates supervised fine‑tuning data and a reward that encourages intent coverage; second, query‑level credit assignment directs quality signals to individual query tokens while sharing a slate‑level diversity signal. Experiments on a large production dataset, including online A/B tests, demonstrate gains in click‑through rate, query quality, and intent coverage.

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